Alcaucín, Canillas de Aceituno, Canillas de Albaida, Cómpeta, Frigiliana, Nerja, Salares, Sedella, Ótivar
The 40,600 hectares of Tejeda, Almijara and Alhama Sierras Natural Park (Parque Natural Sierras de Tejeda, Almijara y Alhama), is an impressive mountainous mass which forms a geographical barrier between the provinces of Malaga and Granada.
The Alpujarra region is full of beautiful towns: the Barranco del Poqueira -Capileira, Pampaneira and Bubion are perhaps some of the most popular and visited places of the Alpujarra.
Some of the peaks of the Sierra Nevada are over 3000 metres high which make it the highest mountain range in Western Europe after the Alps. The Mulhacén peak(3481m) is the highest one in the Iberian Peninsula.
Is one of the most spectacular places of Sierra Nevada. 2 km from the Town of Monachil, and where their steep stone edges, their tunnels, their waterfall or its famous suspension bridge of more than 55 meters in length make the delights of the visitors.
Fluvial section of the Genil river that lodges a rich flora and fauna of shore, along with outstanding elements of geologic interest, to which others of cultural interest like the prehistoric deposits, the Hope and the Manzanil can be added.
The Veleta has 3,398 meters of altitude and has the highest highway of Europe to arrive at its summit. Nevertheless, for years, it has been cut to about 20 km of the summit (2,700 ms of altitude) to all the motor vehicles. Possible on foot or bicycle.
Is one of the most beautiful points of the region. A picnic spot next to the cascade exists. Is located 10 km between Yegen and Mecina Bombaron. It is possible to be arrived in car or on foot.
Belonging to the Beticas mountain range, the Sierra de Baza Natural Park, is located between the two vast plains of Hoya de Guadix-Granada and Llanos del Marquesado. Covered in vegetation, this spectacular mound reaches heights of up to 2000m.
Its irregular land displays huge sheer ravines, along with hills and gullies which are crossed by a large number of brooks until they join together to form the river Castril, the core and centre of the park.
Alfacar, Beas de Granada, Cogollos de la Vega, Diezma, Huétor de Santillán
This area of fascinating landscapes owes its reputation to its characteristics and abundant vegetation. The mountain range provides many natural resources such as wood, firewood, livestock and agriculture.
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