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Puerto de El Jaral is not only a geographical crossing, but also a quiet viewpoint where the tranquility of nature and the wide view over the Mediterranean landscape combine – a characteristic destination for cyclists and nature lovers alike.

End of the El Jaral Port 692m

Nice climb from Malaga!

The section between Fuente Reina and the mountain village of Olías offers many wonderful views of the mountains with changing perspectives of the hinterland and the sea - wonderful.

Long but steady climb from Malaga city centre, very nice views from over the city and Med.

One of the HCs around Malaga's mountains, allegedly the most famous one, due to its closeness to the Costa del Sol's city. The climb kicks-off right in the middle of the city center, leaving the town through its nord-east gates, and getting right into the Montes de Malaga natural reserve. The climb is stunning: at times shaded by the trees (not something you can take for granted in the region!), offers stunning views of Malaga and its mountains. The gradient is pretty uneven: after an initial steep section getting out of Malaga, the climb eases its bite, and the central section alternate easier sectors (3-4%) to steeper ones (up to 14%!); there's even some short downhill stretches that will get your legs to recover just long enough to tackle the next section! Arrived to the last 5km, it gets more aggressive: consistently hovering around 8-10%, it leads you past Fuente de La Reina and summit just a few hundreds meters later. Might be a good idea to turn around and ride back to that cafe to refill and recover!

If you are going to lower it onto the bike you will need good technical skills and a bike with at least front suspension. There are some very steep steps. Cobble and concrete pavement can be slippery in rainy or dewy conditions. You have to be very careful, since the area is also difficult to access in case you need help.

El Puerto de la Escaleruela is a very narrow and steep descent, over which the Camino Mozárabe runs. In a good section of the descent, there is an old pavement made with concrete and stones that allows this narrow passage to withstand the passage of time. The view of the city of Antequera and the entire valley is spectacular.