If you’re looking for fall colors in Andalucia, Bosque de Cobre (Copper Forest) in Valle del Genal, Malaga is the perfect place. But the window for fall colors is very short at mid-November before the rain sets in. If you manage to time it, though, you’re up for a treat! The chestnut farms cover the […]
Sendero de Las Arquillas is an easy beginner hike in Andalucia in beautiful nature and historical remains. The trail takes you along an old Roman underground aqueduct that built to transfer water from La Magdalena to Antequera. There aren’t many underground Roman waterways, making this quite a unique walk. Along the route, you can see […]
If you’re looking for a unique hike for the whole family, the Escalera Arabe in El Chorro is the perfect place for you. In English, it means Arabic Staircase and has gotten its name from the ancient man-made steps you’ll ascent on the trail. Nobody knows exactly how old they are or why they were […]
If you’re looking for an epic hike in Antequera, Malaga, I can’t think of any better than the highest peak in Antequera, Camorro Alto. Boasting incredible views of the city and the Lover’s Rock, Camorro Alto rises 1378 meters high. It’s not a walk in the park and requires a basic fitness level before you […]
If you’re a new hiker you might not want to head out on the most technically challenging or the steepest and longest trails just yet. It’s always safe to start out with easy hikes that are well marked and don’t take too long. Lucky for you, Andalucia is full of great hiking trails for beginners. […]
Deep in Cazorla, Segura y las Villas Natural Park in Jaén, you find an intriguing path and boardwalk crisscrossing the vivid Rio Borosa and Cerrada de Elias gorge, followed by glittering, turquoise water holes that are home to mesmerizing cascades. If you want to find out how to explore this natural wonder, you’re in the […]
Hiking in Andalucia is definitely worthy of your Spain bucket list! With a large variety of landscapes boasting coastal hikes like no other, rivers, ravines, waterfalls, and bare rugged 3000-meters peaks, it’s a wonderful destination for outdoor lovers! Having lived in the region for over 10 years and hiked in all 8 provinces, here are […]
Hiking La Tiñosa, Cordoba’s highest peak is a true bucket list hike in Andalucia. You’ll need a permit to do the hike, but that just makes it even better because you dodge the crowds of other impressive hikes in the region. The roof of the UNESCO-listed Sierras Subbéticas Natural Park seems easy to climb at […]
Vereda de la Estrella is probably the most classical hike in Granada’s Sierra Nevada. This path dates back to 1890 when it was built to connect Granada with the mines that you can still see the remains of on the trail. Back in the day, there was a rail connection for easier transportation, though, these […]
As the second-highest peak in Sierra Nevada National Park and the third highest peak in mainland Spain, there is no arguing, Pico de Veleta (3398m) is a bucket list hike! The peak is easily accessible from the top of the Sierra Nevada chairlifts, but if you’re on this blog, I bet you’ll want to conquer […]