Walking in Andalucia

Guy Hunter-Watts has lived and worked in Andaluca since the 1980s. After studying at the universities of Santiago and Salamanca he taught English in South America before moving to the Ronda mountains, where he has been leading guided walks for almost 25 years. His work as a walking guide and freelance journalist has taken him to many corners of the planet including India, Namibia, Tanzania, Latin America and Mongolia.

Contents Map Legend Overview Map Introduction Aracena Regional Introduction 1. Aracena eastern circuit via Corteconcepcin 2. Aracena western circuit via Linares 3. Al&##xe1;jar eastern circuit via Linares 4. Al&##xe1;jar western circuit via Castao del Robledo 5. Almonaster circuit 6. Galoroza circuit via Castao del Robledo Grazalema Regional Introduction 1. Benaoj&##xe1;n Estacin to Jimera de Libar 2. Montejaque circuit 3. Grazalema circuit via El Reloj & Simancn 4. Grazalema to Benaoc&##xe1;z 5. Grazalema northern circuit 6. Zahara de La Sierra circuit Los Alcornocales Regional Introduction 1. Jimena western circuit 2. Jimena northern circuit 3. La Sauceda to Pico del Aljibe 4. Casares circuit 5. Gaucn western circuit 6. Benarrab&##xe1; circuit La Axarqua Regional Introduction 1. Maro to Frigiliana via El Camino del Im&##xe1;n 2. Frigiliana to El Fuerte 3. Cmpeta eastern circuit 4. Cmpeta northern circuit 5. Canillas de Albaida circuit 6. Sayalonga circuit via Corumbela Las Alpujarras Regional Introduction 1. Pampaneira circuit via Capileira & Bubin 2. Capileira circuit via the Poqueira Gorge 3. La Cebadilla High Acequias circuit 4. Bubin circuit via Junta de los Rios & Capilerilla 5. Ferreirola circuit via La Tah&##xe1; 6. Ferreirola circuit via Busqusitar Cazorla Regional Introduction 1. Cazorla circuit via San Sebastian 2. Cazorla circuit via El Chorro 3. Cazorla circuit via El Gilillo 4. La Iruela circuit via Fuente del Oso 5. The Ro Borosa gorge walk 6. Puente de Las Herrerias circuit via Poyos de la Mesa Appendices Appendix 1 Glossary Appendix 2 Summary of routes