캄포 타베르나스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪5‬개의 협곡

Beautiful and pleasantly flat Rambla. Towards Tabernas, the rock walls become more impressive.

The road cuts through the river and right there begins a short gorge. Walking through it is difficult because of the vegetation, but you can walk around it either on the left or the right.

The Rambla de la Galera, in Tabernas, runs through a semi-desert landscape very characteristic of Almería. Its dry riverbed, which lasts most of the year, has shaped rock formations and ravines reminiscent of the sets of Western films shot in the area. It's an ideal place to walk among gullies and arid slopes, enjoying panoramic views of the Alhamilla and Filabres mountains. It's recommended to wear sturdy footwear and bring plenty of water, as there is no shade or refreshment points along the route.

We tried the same hike. We started the loop in the opposite direction. The paths are barely recognizable, very steep and in some places they go over a gorge ridge: 30 cm wide. Very dangerous in windy conditions! The gradients are sometimes 30%, parts of the path are clayey. Very slippery and dangerous in rainy weather. You need very good shoes and hiking poles to hold on to. If you follow the Komoot instructions, you end up in the gorge. The path that Komoot shows often doesn't exist. The difficulty level of the path is high. Duration > 3 hours.

From this point you have a great view of the canyon. A little further down is a rest area, old movie campfire "place".

Beautiful location shots made of Indiana Jones, Game of Thrones and various cowboy films

Carry enough water and avoid both the middle of the day and the summer.

Place where, among others, the last crusade at the hands of Indiana Jones and the Nazi tanks in search of the Holy Grail were filmed.