칼라레스 데 시에라 데 로스 필라브레스 최고의 사이클링 경로

해발 1,870미터에 위치한 Collado de Conde는 알메리아의 풍경을 완전히 바꿔놓습니다. 서부 영화로 유명한 건조한 환경에서 훨씬 더 시원한 산과 소나무 숲 환경으로 바뀌게 됩니다. 이 지점은 또한 여러 방향으로 갈라지는 도로, 오솔길, 자갈길이 있는 교차로 역할을 합니다.

Highest point of the Sierra de Los Filabres

Both mountain ranges ensure that it hardly rains in this semi-desert area.

The Las Menas iron ore mines remained active until 1968, providing an income for 2,900 people, including miners and their families.

Challenging gorge, very quiet and unknown in the middle of nature with beautiful views, intended for the real biker and hiker.

sleepy village between great climbs ...

Take plenty of water, there is none at the top.

The Cuatro Caminos pass is a strategic pass, it ends the important slopes and is key to keeping the route at the average altitude until the Caniles highway. The departure from the protected natural area of the mountain range is notable for the change in environment, there are traces of deforestation and the peaks of the mountain range look like plateaus reminiscent of other latitudes. In the background, the white spheres of the astronomical radars of Calar Alto finally appear, the ceiling of the cycle tour and the main challenge of the day. The route immediately leaves the road that goes down towards Escúllar and continues along the mountain range. The road surface is acceptable until the Loma de las Piedras de Ayala, the ground gets much worse and the slope is considerable, it is two uncomfortable kilometers to the natural viewpoint of the Piedras del Deseo, an inspiring name where there are some corrals and fantastic views of the Gulf of Almería, an arc bluish by the waves of the Mediterranean between Punta Entinas and Cabo de Gata. The track improves significantly, passing through the Pingarra hill and connecting with the road that goes up to Calar Alto. On the ditch there are signs for cyclists with the distance and percentage of the slope. The day we spent there was a blizzard, it was cloudy and we couldn't enjoy the views at all, a shame after the four long hours of climbing. Some souvenir photos, all the clothes on and at full speed to Bacares, a town that seems exiled in a wild and lonely corner of the Sierra de los Filabres, surrounded by ravines and mountains. Passing through the town is not obligatory, the main road passes through the detour, you can see the hamlet that is on the opposite slope and continue the descent towards Tíjola.