Autumn, winter and spring are the seasons for walking in Andalucia and the sport is becoming much more popular. Get into the mountains, enjoy flat(ish) walks on the coast or wander the old streets of many of the cities, towns and villages. More walking routes are being opend in Andalucia every year
A walk to the 13th century Aljambra Tower built by the Moors near Albox in Almeria province, Andalucia ... Read the complete article >>
The Los Camarates Aljibe walk is a short walk with magnificent views ... Read the complete article >>
The Bedar mine walk is through a mining landscape that was alive during the last part of the 19th century and the first half of t ... Read the complete article >>
Villaricos Coastal Mine Workings Walk looking at mine workings from the 19th century, abandoned smelters and factory ruins ... Read the complete article >>
The Ruta de Luis Siret takes you to the abandoned mining village of El Arteal and through Las Herrerias on the flanks of the Sier ... Read the complete article >>
In 1839, argentiferous galena with a high concentration of silver had been found in the Sierra Almagrera in Barranco Jaroso, Cuev ... Read the complete article >>
Ruta La Mina Macenas. A walk from the south end of Mojacar Playa to Castillo de Macenas, Torre Pirulico and Piedra de Nazareno, A ... Read the complete article >>
Walk from Presillas Bajas up a dry rambla and into the caldera of a long extinct volcano in the Cabo de Gata ... Read the complete article >>
This short walk has it all, an almost perfect caldera, fossils and a chance to see garnets and sapphires in the wild as it were ... Read the complete article >>
The discovery of gold at Rodalquilar in 1883 led to a goldrush that attracted miners from all over Europe and mining companies fr ... Read the complete article >>
High in the Sierra de los Filabres, above the village of Serón, in Almeria province, Almeria is an abandoned town, La Menas ... Read the complete article >>
Los Yesaresa walk in the Karst en Yesos de Sorbas Nature Reserve in Almeria, Andalucia starts at the abandoned village of Marchal ... Read the complete article >>
At 1,092 metres, Aljibe is the highest peak in the Alcornocales Park and is a fairly serious undertaking ... Read the complete article >>
The Ubrique to Benaocaz walk is 3.8 kilometres long up a Roman road, the Sendero Calzada Romana ... Read the complete article >>
The most scenic and challenging walk on Gibraltar. Climb the steps up the east face of Gibraltar. Spectacular views over Gibralta ... Read the complete article >>
This delightful, 2 kilometre walk, starts at the Tourist Information Office, alongside the Church of Santa Maria in Castril ... Read the complete article >>
Las Angosturas de Gor is a Copper Age settlement in the valley of the river Gor in Granada province, Andalucia. The site was occu ... Read the complete article >>
Lonesome Pine and Holey Rock walk. Two short hikes in the upper valley of the River Gor in Granada province, Andalucia ... Read the complete article >>
The Travertine aqueduct or canal is a natural structure made of soft limestone, travertine. It is unique in Europe and the Granad ... Read the complete article >>
Walk to the Petroglyphs: 2500 BC rock art in the valley of the river Gor near Gorafe in Granada province in the Granada Geopark ... Read the complete article >>
A circular walk starting and finishing at Casares. It takes you below the crags of Crestellina, the nesting site for a colony of ... Read the complete article >>
The Vulture Restaurant walk takes you past the vulture restaurant that is not a sight for the faint hearted or those with a queas ... Read the complete article >>
The Junta de Andalucia website describes the peaks of the 900 metres high ridge of Crestellina as inaccessible and yet they look ... Read the complete article >>
This 4.5 kilometre walk is a delight in summer. It is at a high altitude so cooler than the coast and for the most part shaded by ... Read the complete article >>
The Utrera Gorge Walk takes in Manilva village, the Roman Baths, Utrera Gorge and returns through Sabinillas ... Read the complete article >>
A walk to the top of La Concha naturally breaks itself into three parts. The views to Gibraltar and the Marbella coast are bteath ... Read the complete article >>
The Cruz de Juanar walk has great views and an interesting little scramble towards the top ... Read the complete article >>
This is one of our favourite walks. When the rosemary is in flower all you can hear is the buzzing of bees and the hillsides are ... Read the complete article >>
A walk up Torrecilla, the highest mountain in the Sierra Nieves, Torox municipality, Malaga province, Andalucia, Spain ... Read the complete article >>
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