로스 과하레스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

The sinter crusts of the lime-rich water make the tree trunks trapped in the waterfall appear petrified. Hence the common name "Cascada de los Arboles Petrificados" (Petrified Trees Cascade). However, these are not petrified trees, but mineral deposits in flowing water that cover both rocks and plants (sinter). Source: Wikiloc

A lovely place to cool off and spend a wonderful day in the surroundings.

Currently, a section of 800 meters is still heavily overgrown, with huge rosemary and sage bushes, as well as thorns. It's best to bring a stick or something similar to push them away. However, the view is unique, and the spring is a dream.

Walked Barranco de Luna. Just past the sign “Final de Sendero” we couldn’t possibly continue because the route was barricaded by piled up branches and overgrown with plants, so we had to turn back. Alas!

Best time to do in the morning and also during the week

Fabulous Step ravine best time to do it. During the week and from 10:00, the route is easy and short, it will not take you more than 1:30 hours and thus you will avoid the overbukin.

This is a cool route through the Barranco la luna, in the Albuñuelar area

The Barranco de la Luna route is one of the most spectacular routes that can be done in the Lecrín Valley and the province of Granada. It runs through a deep gorge carved out by water in the Barranco de la Luna, next to the town of Saleres. The throat will surprise you. It is short, about 700 m, but of great beauty. The river has carved a deep, narrow passage in the rock, with high rock walls on either side. Due to its depth and the fact that the walls are very close together, sunlight filters through the rocks with difficulty and the visual effect is magnificent. If you want more information about the route, you will find it in the following link: https://milyunarutas.com/ruta-barranco-de-la-luna-granada