알하우린 엘 그란데‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪17‬개의 천연기념물

A new wooden bench has been installed at the grotto, comfortably seating six people. It's a lovely place to enjoy the view and have a light snack.

Start of the climb and emblematic point to go up to the Jarapalos fountain, you can park in this area and start the climb on foot (you can go up a little further by car to the entrance to the Tiro Pichón range but sometimes there are too many vehicles and it is difficult to park and maneuver).

A unique reference and a very common route destination for hikers but especially cyclists, usually going up from the entrance through the Tiro Pichón shooting range, a constant climb with good views and some viewing points along the way. The fountain always has water but I doubt it is drinkable, it is not indicated and I have never risked trying it 😅. What we can do is cool off, it is on the north face and offers shade and humidity. Right in front there is a descent towards the Mínillas but if we continue climbing we can see another viewing point in about 800m and a couple of kilometres later we will reach the crossroads to continue towards Puerto de la Encina or go down towards the bottling plant and Mijas. Of course we will always have the option of going up to the fountain and returning along the same path, with the peace of mind that everything is downhill.

The waterfall does not always have water. The descent to the point from where you can see the waterfall is quite a hairy climb, but I wasn't prepared for that because of the wet, slippery rock.

Pizarra is a charming municipality located in the province of Malaga. This town is located in the Guadalhorce valley, surrounded by hills and mountains, which gives it a picturesque natural environment. Pizarra is located in a mountainous region, offering visitors a diverse landscape full of contrasts. The surrounding area includes olive groves, farm fields and wooded areas, creating a picturesque setting for those who enjoy nature. Pizarra's architecture reflects its rich history. The church of San Pedro stands out, a historic building with traditional architectural elements. Additionally, the Pizarra train station, with its historic charm, adds a special touch to the urban landscape. You can't leave Pizarra without going up to the El Santo viewpoint, with an impressive monument visible from afar. The views will not disappoint you. It is the end point of the SL-A 213 El Santo trail that begins in the Raja Ancha recreational area.

The Toro Cave, discovered in 1969, is of great archaeological interest due to the cave paintings found there, which are probably 20,000 years old. Unfortunately, access to its interior is currently not possible. Besides, the place offers magnificent views of the entire coast.

Fountain with always fresh water

The "white ravine" is one of the most adventurous hiking trails in the Coin region. It is a natural paradise with crystal clear waters from the flowing river "Alaminos", with white stones and lush vegetation. In the 1980s, the largest waterfall was the location for the commercial of the shampoo brand "Timotei".