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Huerta Rosalía – View to Observatorio de Calar Alto loop from Alhama de Almería

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Alhama De Almería

Huerta Rosalía – View to Observatorio de Calar Alto loop from Alhama de Almería

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Huerta Rosalía – View to Observatorio de Calar Alto loop from Alhama de Almería

03:36

41.2km

1,030m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: September 18, 2025

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127 m in total

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307 m

Huerta Rosalía

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Huerta Rosalia is the garden of Nicolás Salmerón's birthplace. Since 2019 it has been open to the public and has been converted into a park and meeting place.

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676 m

House of Bernardo López Rodríguez "El Ciego"

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In this house lived and taught music teacher Bernardo López Ródriguez, "El Ciego"

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7.36 km

View to Observatorio de Calar Alto

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14.4 km

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Viewpoint

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27.0 km

Bench With View of Puerto de Enix

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41.0 km

Plaza de los Decididos

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Central square near the church

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41.0 km

Plaque of Blessed Rafael Román Donaire

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Blessed Rafael Román Donaire, also known as Father Rafael Román Donaire, was a Catholic Priest in the diocese of Almería, Spain. He was born on 28 August 1891 in Alhama …

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41.0 km

Alhama de Almería Historic Center

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History of Alhama:
It is the valley of the Andarax Valley. It was also called Alhama la Seca (Alhama the Dry) or de Salmerón.
For a long time it was …

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41.0 km

Church of San Nicolás de Bari of Alhama de Almería

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The Church of Alhama, whose origins date back to the 16th century, was rebuilt in 1672 after being destroyed during the Moorish revolt of 1569. Later, in 1747, it was …

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41.2 km

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Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

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35.6 km

2.30 km

2.11 km

1.22 km

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16.8 km

13.1 km

5.56 km

5.50 km

214 m

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