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A great stop for photos of hairpins

more paper clip than horseshoe :-) the roads here are great!

Neat asphalt, very little traffic (Saturday in February). In Berja I recommend going further to the reservoir. Adra is a good place to drive along the coast (to the west it is much hillier than to the east).

It goes uphill, downhill very dangerous because of potholes, bumps, grit on the road and sometimes deep abyss without crash barrier. The main road is much better and will still have a really good surface in 2023!

The stretch of road, which connects Mairena and Mecina Alfahar, surprises you with a large number of horseshoe curves. The panoramic view from the top is truly wonderful. Worth the effort.

Road that descends from Juviles to Nieles. It used to be an unpaved road but nowadays it is paved. A winding road with impressive views of the Cordel del Hazadel Hinojar valley.

La Alpujarra is a historical region with some of the most remote, picturesque and traditional villages in Andalusia. With an average elevation of 1200 meters, the area is considered one of the hardest part of the route specially due to the steepness of its climbs. At the village of Capileira starts the South climb to the Veleta Pass (3212meters), the natural mountain pass to the city of Granada.