Guided hiking in southern Spain
Málaga region
There’s something about hiking in warm sunshine that only spring can provide. Indeed, spring break is rife with opportunities for outdoor-loving hikers. The weather is warming, wildlife is reappearing, and temperatures are perfect for long hikes.
In Málaga region there are many mountains where you can enjoy a pleasant walk surrounded by nature. Let’s discover some of the best hiking trails near Málaga for your spring break.
- Montes de Málaga
- Tolox
- Casabermeja
- Yunquera
- Casarabonela
- Benahavís
- Casares
- Antequera
- Alhaurín de la Torre
Let’s dive into these 9 destinations to start raising the springtime stoke.
1. Montes de Málaga
The mountains and forests near Málaga city provide ample opportunities for getting outside. A few fantastic trails deserve to be discovered on a half day walking tour in the area.
2. Tolox
It is hard to believe that this soaring region, on one side of the Guadalhorce valley, is just a 45 minute drive from the bustling Costa del Sol. It is a charming place, where life is relaxed, bathing in the shadows of the towering mountains that provide its spectacular backdrop.
It belongs to the Sierra de las Nieves National Park. The park spreads out right the way across to Ronda village, with jagged snow-capped mountain peaks in winter – hence the name.
Actually, it is a hunting reserve, and it also provides a wealth of tourism options for those eager to see what southern Spain has to offer besides beaches.
Hiking around the you could spend weeks just hiking this park.
trip to check out in the area include Bear Peak, Green Mountain, the Boulder Skyline Traverse and Royal Arch.
3. Casabermeja
4. Yunquera
The area around the picturesque white village of Yunquera is home to numerous hiking routes and viewpoints, making it a great base for exploring the Sierra de las Nieves National Park.
These hiking trails in Málaga for your spring break are quite easy, perfect if you want to hike with your doggies as well as with your kids.
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