가장 멋진 포넬라스 주변 자연유산 19곳

There are panels at this viewpoint explaining the formation process of the Marchal Gullies, making it a very impressive viewpoint.

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The Troil Canal. According to scientists, they date back at least 3600 years ago. Due to the precipitation of calcium carbonate, these canals grew and continuously formed these amazing walls (some of them are 4 meters wide at the base, less than a meter wide at the top, 15 meters high and reach a length of almost 750 meters

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Coming from Beas de Guadix, you first have to overcome a steep climb. Doable with a MTB cassette, 38/42 were quite strenuous with a loaded bike. At the top, however, you are rewarded with a fantastic view. Absolutely brilliant and recommended.

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Beautiful viewpoint with views of the Sierra Nevada and the Badlands.

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Great view from here over the Sierra Nevada, the Hoya de Guadix and of course the town of Beas de Guadix.

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Totally impressive and very steep path to the Mirador del Fin del Mundo.

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The Mirador del Fin del Mundo is a natural balcony over the Granada Geopark, a plain plenty of gullies and badlands in the northern part of the province of Granada that contains the largest concentration of cave dwellings and dolmens in Europe. This iconic climb is just 700m in length but with an average of 15% and a maximum gradient over 25%.

Worthwhile, easy hike, but with incredibly beautiful views

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A very interesting natural phenomenon that goes back to the first humans and beyond. An old calcareous water source that has been building itself for many thousands of years to the wall it has become today. At the top, the water still flows abundantly through the source. The water is still clearly visible on the road side, as the surrounding ground is even higher.

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Beautiful viewpoint over the desert of Gorafe. A unique landscape full of gorges and valleys that is reminiscent of the Grand Canyon in the United States, but is also completely different and unique. If you turn around, you will see that you are standing on a plateau, which only makes the experience more special.

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Beautiful view over the desert plains of Gorafe. You feel like you are on the edge of the world, where it crashes down all around you, resulting in a fantastic view.

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Impressive natural balcony from which you can contemplate the spectacular panoramic views of the desert landscape of Los Coloraos. It is an ideal place to enjoy the sunset and admire the beauty of nature.

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It seemed like a spectacular route to me, and I'll do it on MTB, but I'll also do it as a Trekking route, it's fabulous to spend several days walking through the cliffs and caves of the town of El Marchal, beas de Guadix, lugros and also to be able to drink the rich wine of the Policar land

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From here the Desierto Gorafe lies at your feet. Great panoramas at any time of the day or year. Absolute must on gravel and mountain bike tours.

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It is worth making a stop along the way, leaving your bike to one side and following the short path that connects the track with the viewpoint esplanade. From here you get a good view of where we are going: the amazing Gorafe desert.

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Also known as wastelands, they are a type of landscape with arid characteristics and lithology rich in shale, extensively eroded by the wind.

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The aqueduct or Acequia del Toril, is a travertine formation (porous limestone), in the form of a wall.

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The Granada Geopark is a natural plain plenty of gullies and badlands in the northern part of the province of Granada. The landscape is deeply marked by the erosion of the basins of the Rivers Fardes and Guadix, being one of the oldest human settlements in the Iberian Peninsula and containing the largest concentration of cave dwellings and dolmens in Europe.

The aqueduct or Acequia del Toril, is a travertine formation (of porous limestone), in the form of a wall. It has a winding route, just over 1.5 kilometers long, which makes it very stable, reaching at some points more than 10 meters high. The thickness of its walls is variable, in the higher channel the thickness of the walls reaches three meters at its base and 70 centimeters at its highest part, where the water flows. The Acequia del Toril, is formed by porous limestone. It has been created by nature without the help of man, over the millennia. Of course, since the arrival of the first settlers in the area, already in prehistoric times, they used this water channel to supply a settlement from one of the eight hot springs in the environment.

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How long is this hike and what difficulty degree?