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Häftad, Engelska, 2025
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Just a few hundred metres from Andalucia's famous beaches, the mountains of the Subbetica range rise steeply from the coast to offer some of the finest walking in southern Europe. From the windswept Atlantic shores around Tarifa and Cape Trafalgar to the rugged limestone ridges above Marbella, the dramatic gorges of the Costa Tropical and the volcanic landscapes of the Cabo de Gata near Almeria, this is a coastline that rewards those who look beyond the sunlounger. With routes easily reached from Malaga airport and walkable year-round thanks to Andalucia's mild coastal climate, this second edition Cicerone guidebook by Guy Hunter-Watts and Mike Yeatman covers 40 graded coastal walks from 6 to 20km (4 to 12 miles), suited to regular walkers of all experience levels. Route descriptions are paired with 1:50,000 mapping and downloadable GPX files, with refreshment and access information provided for every walk. 40 graded walks across four coastal areas, covering the Costa de la Luz, Costa del Sol, Costa Tropical and Costa de Almeria, with nearly all routes falling within designated natural parks and reserves and walks graded easy to medium/difficultThe Costa de la Luz from Vejer to Tarifa is covered in full, with routes along the Atlantic cliffs, the marshes of Barbate, Cape Trafalgar and the gorges of the Parque Natural de los Alcornocales, including the celebrated Gibraltar circuit via the Mediterranean StepsWalks in The Sierra de las Nieves and Sierra Bermeja above Marbella and Estepona are described with detailed route notes for the ascent of La Concha and walks through the rare Spanish fir forests of El Pinsapar, within easy reach of the Costa del Sol resortsThe Cabo de Gata, Europe's driest region and a UNESCO biosphere reserve near Almeria, is covered with six fully described walks through volcanic coastal landscapes, remote coves and dramatic sea cliffs found nowhere else on the Spanish mainland1:50,000 mapping and downloadable GPX files are provided for every walk, with suggested walking bases, refreshment stops and access information for each of the seven coastal regions throughout A year-round walking destination, the Andalucian coast combines reliable sunshine, extraordinary natural diversity and easy access from Malaga airport. This guidebook reveals the side of southern Spain that most beach holidaymakers miss out on.
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This guidebook explores six of Andalucía''s most beautiful Natural Parks - the Sierra Nevada regions of Aracena, Grazalema, Los Alcornocales and Gaucín, La Axarquía, the Alpujarras and Cazorla - along the great belt of the Cordillera Bética mountains. The 36 half- and full-day walks are mostly circular, ranging in length from 4 to 21km: some involve steep ascents and descents but all are within the capabilities of a reasonably fit walker. The routes are based around the villages of Aracena, Grazalema, Jimena de la Frontera, Cazorla, Bubión and Cómpeta, all of which lie within protected nature reserves. Year-round walking is possible, but the area is best enjoyed March-June and September-October. Includes detailed route descriptions, clear mapping, plenty of background information about travel, food and drink, language and communications and the author''s recommendations for the best places to stay in or around southern Spain''s most beautiful mountain villages, many of which date back to the Moorish period.Rising to almost 3500m, the Cordillera Bética offers some of the finest year-round walking in Europe, and wrapped within this mighty range are some of Spain''s most beautiful villages and trails.
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Engelska, 2016208 kr
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A guidebook to 36 walks in the natural and national parks of Spain’s Andalucía region. Graded by difficulty from easy strolls to strenuous mountain hikes, there are routes to suit both beginner and more experienced walkers alike.
Walks range from 4 to 21km (2–13 miles) and can be enjoyed in 2–7 hours. They are split between six diverse areas based on the six parks: Aracena, Grazalema, Los Alcornocales, La Axarquía (the coastal plain around Nerja, just south of the Almijara), Las Alpujarras (in the Sierra Nevada) and Cazorla.
Clear route description illustrated with 1:50,000 mapping GPX files available for download Information on bases and facilities Local points of interest Sized to easily fit in a jacket pocket
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A guidebook to 40 half and full day coastal walks in Andalucía. The graded routes, which are suitable for any reasonably fit walker, range from 6km to 19.5km and can be walked all year round. The walks are located in seven of the region''s most beautiful National Parks and protected areas (including La Breña y las Marismas, Los Alcornocales y del Estrecho, La Sierra de las Nieves and Níjar-Cabo de Gata) and are mostly circular in nature, negating the need for any logistical legwork.Step-by-step route descriptions for each walk are accompanied by 1:50,000 mapping, together with information about points of interest en route. Also included is a useful glossary and route summary table, plus all the practical information needed to explore Andalucía''s coast on foot - equipment, safety, when to go, refreshments, accommodation and more.The picturesque coastline of Andalucía is a walker''s dream. Sandwiched between mountain and sea, walkers are rewarded with both dazzling mountain vistas and stunning seascapes. The sense of history embedded in these ancient coastal byways - which dates back to ages past - is an added delight, making the walking all the richer.
E-bok
PDF, 2018235 kr
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The dramatically situated town of Ronda can make a great base for a walking holiday in the mountains of Andalucía, as can any one of the picturesque ''pueblos blancos'' (white villages) that nestle among the surrounding hills. This guidebook presents 32 mainly circular walks in the Ronda region, covering the town and its environs, the Natural Parks of La Sierra de Grazalema and La Sierra de las Nieves (both UNESCO biosphere reserves), and the Genal and Guadiaro Valleys. Ranging from 3.5-16.5km (2-10 miles), many walks are graded easy or moderate and nearly all can be done from mid-September through to mid-June, thanks to the area''s comparatively mild winters.Clear route description is illustrated with mapping, and the route summary table and ''at a glance'' information boxes make it easy to choose the right walk. In addition to practical information on transport and bases, the introduction offers an overview of Andalucían plants and wildlife, geology and history, and the routes themselves include notes on points of interest, from trees to chapels and from summits to local traditions. Useful contacts, accommodation listings and a short Spanish-English glossary can be found in the appendices.While Ronda itself is famed for its striking gorge and Moorish architecture, the surrounding countryside boasts magnificent scenery at every turn. With dramatic limestone peaks, fertile river valleys and ancient groves of almonds and olives, the natural beauty of Ronda and Grazalema won''t fail to impress.
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PDF, 2018208 kr
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Devised with the aim of linking the two great seas that cradle Andalucía, the Andalucian Coast to Coast Walk crosses the heart of southern Spain, from the small Mediterranean village of Maro to Bolonia beach on the Atlantic seaboard, a day''s walk from the bustling port of Tarifa. A village-to-village walk, the 416km trail follows the Penibetic mountain range across the provinces of Málaga, Granada and Cádiz, passing through six beautiful Natural Parks and visiting some of the region''s most picturesque and characterful towns and villages, including Ronda.This guide presents the waymarked route in 21 day stages, each with clear route description and mapping and notes on the villages and other local points of interest. You''ll find all the practical information needed to plan and execute a successful trip, with advice on when to go, transport, accommodation and food. Useful contacts and a Spanish-English glossary can be found in the appendices.Boasting magnificent mountain scenery, charming villages and a rich and fascinating history, it is little surprise that Andalucía has long been popular with visitors. The Andalucian Coast to Coast Walk showcases the vibrant culture and enchanting landscapes for which the region is famed: it takes in mountain views and dramatic gorges, flower-strewn valleys and cultivated fruit groves, with highlights including Moorish Ronda, Roman ruins at Bolonia and the traditional ''pueblos blancos'' (white villages).
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Engelska, 2018208 kr
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A guidebook to walking the Andalucian Coast to Coast Walk, a 416km route traversing the region from the Mediterranean Coast to the Atlantic, from Maro near Nerja to Bolonia. This long-distance trail through southern Spain is suitable for any reasonably fit walker and can be walked in 3 weeks.
The route is presented from east to west in 21 stages of between 12 and 26km (7–16 miles). It visits 6 Natural Parks and some of the region’s most beautiful villages, including Frigiliana and Ronda.
GPX files available to download 1:100,000 maps included for each stage Accommodation details Advice on planning and preparation Information about Andalucia, its towns and villages, and local points of interest
E-bok
Engelska, 2026263 kr
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A guidebook to walking the Andalucian section of the GR7/E4 pan-European hiking trail, covering both the northern and southern variants. From Tarifa to Puebla de Don Fadrique, the route totals 738km or 770km (depending on which variant is chosen) and, although not technical, calls for a good level of fitness.
The route is presented in 32 stages (northern variant) or 34 stages (southern variant), of between 9 and 55km (6–34 miles), and can be walked in 34–42 days. The book also included suggestions for shorter itineraries taking in some of the highlights.
GPX files available to download 1:50,000 maps included for each stage Handy route summary tables help you plan your itinerary Accommodation and refreshment details Advice on planning and preparation, as well as information about the region
Häftad, Engelska, 2024
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Inland from the Costa del Sol, the mountains of Ronda and Grazalema form one of Andalucia's most spectacular and rewarding walking landscapes. Dramatic limestone peaks, deep river gorges, ancient white villages perched above terraced hillsides and two UNESCO biosphere reserves combine to offer a walking experience that is worlds away from the coast, just an hour or so to the south. With walks suited to regular walkers of most abilities, this second edition Cicerone guidebook by Guy Hunter-Watts and Mike Yeatman covers 32 graded routes across three areas, ranging from 4 to 16km (2 to 10 miles) and taking between 1 and 5 hours. Routes are paired with 1:50,000 mapping and downloadable GPX files, with refreshment stops, walking bases, and access information for each area. 32 graded walks divided across three areas, covering Ronda and the Sierra de las Nieves, the Genal and Guadiaro valleys, and the Sierra de Grazalema, with walks graded from easy to difficult and suited to most regular walkersRonda, one of Andalucia's most celebrated towns, is covered with multiple routes, including the dramatic Ronda Gorge circuit and a historical walk through the old town, making this the ideal walking companion for any visit to the cityThe Sierra de Grazalema, a UNESCO biosphere reserve and one of the wettest corners of Spain, is described in depth with routes including the Pinsapar walk through the ancient Spanish fir forest, the Garganta Verde gorge and the ascent of El TorreónThe Pueblos Blancos, the whitewashed hilltop villages of Zahara de la Sierra, Grazalema, Gaucín, Benarrabá and their neighbours, serve as walking bases throughout, each with its own character and history described in the guidebook1:50,000 mapping and downloadable GPX files are provided for every walk, with notes on history, geology, plants and wildlife and a Spanish-English glossary throughout A long walking season from mid-September to mid-June makes this a particularly appealing destination for winter and spring walking breaks. This guidebook is the essential companion for exploring the mountains of Ronda and Grazalema on foot.
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Engelska, 2024249 kr
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A guidebook to 32 walks near Ronda and Grazalema in Spain’s Andalucia province. Exploring the striking scenery of the region’s mountains and valleys, the routes are graded by difficulty, with options to suit most ambitions and abilities.
Walks range from 4 to 16km (2–10 miles) and can be enjoyed in 1–5 hours. They are divided between three parts, covering Ronda and the Sierra de las Nieves, the Genal and Guadiaro Valleys, and Sierra de Grazalema.
Clear route description illustrated with 1:50,000 mapping GPX files available for download Information on refreshments and access Advice on walking bases, including Ronda, Grazalema and neighbouring ‘white villages’ (pueblos blancos) History, geology, plants and wildlife and local points of interest
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Engelska, 2026249 kr
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A guidebook to 40 coastal walks in Andalucia, Spain. Exploring six natural parks along the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts, plus La Sierra de Mijas, the routes are graded by difficulty, with options to suit both beginner and experienced walkers.
Walks range from 6 to 20km (4–12 miles) and can be enjoyed in 2–8 hours. The routes cover the Costa de la Luz and Costa del Sol, as well as the Nerja region and Cabo de Gata near Almeria, with Malaga airport providing easy access and Andalucia’s favourable climate allowing for year-round walking.
Clear route description illustrated with 1:50,000 mapping GPX files available for download Information on refreshments and access Suggestions for walking bases in each geographical area Notes on history, plants and wildlife and local points of interest
Häftad, Engelska, 2020
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Andalucia's natural and national parks protect some of the most beautiful walking landscapes in southern Spain, from the cork oak forests of Los Alcornocales and the limestone peaks of Grazalema to the high Alpujarras villages of the Sierra Nevada and the ancient woodlands of Cazorla. All six parks share a slice of the magnificent Cordillera Bética and can be enjoyed comfortably from mid-September through to mid-June. This comprehensive guidebook by Guy Hunter-Watts, who lived and worked in Andalucia for over 30 years, describes 36 graded walks ranging from 4 to 21km (2 to 13 miles) and taking 2 to 7 hours across six of southern Spain's finest protected landscapes. It combines clear route descriptions with local knowledge and practical planning information to help you explore with confidence. Six walks are dedicated to each of the six parks, covering Aracena, Grazalema, Los Alcornocales and Gaucín, La Axarquía, Las Alpujarras in the Sierra Nevada, and Cazorla, with most routes circular and graded easy to medium/difficultEvery walk is illustrated with 1:50,000 maps, and GPX files are available to download, giving you reliable navigation through the parks' varied terrain, whether on paper or digitallyDetailed information on bases and facilities covers accommodation in and around the protected villages of Aracena, Grazalema, Bubión, Cómpeta, Jimena de la Frontera, and Cazorla, all within the Cordillera BéticaLocal points of interest are woven throughout, including Moorish-era mountain villages, cork oak forests, river gorges, and the Poqueira Gorge and Río Borosa, adding rich context to every walkSized to fit easily in a jacket pocket, this is a practical and lightweight companion for a full day out in Andalucia's natural parks Six parks, 36 walks, and over 30 years of local knowledge — this Cicerone guidebook is the ideal companion for exploring Andalucia's most beautiful natural landscapes. Discover southern Spain's protected parks with confidence.
Häftad, Engelska, 2018
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The Andalucian Coast to Coast Walk is a 416 km (259 mile) long-distance route crossing southern Spain’s Baetic Mountains from the Mediterranean at Maro to the Atlantic at Bolonia. Suitable for most reasonably fit hikers, it typically takes around three weeks to walk and links dramatic mountain landscapes, white villages, and six Natural Parks on a true coast-to-coast journey across Andalucía.This trusted Cicerone guidebook provides everything you need to plan and complete the route with confidence. Clear stage-by-stage descriptions, practical logistics and detailed mapping help you prepare thoroughly for this rewarding Spanish long-distance walk. 21 staged route descriptions of between 12 and 26km (7–16 miles) guide you from Maro near Nerja to Bolonia, helping you plan daily distances on your walking holiday1:100,000 maps and GPX downloads support reliable navigation through Andalucía's rural tracks, mountain passes and waymarked trails from sea to seaComprehensive planning advice from expert author Guy Hunter-Watts covers accommodation, transport options and seasonal considerations for walking in southern SpainBackground on Andalucía’s landscapes and heritage enriches your journey through Natural Parks, historic towns and traditional white villages like Ronda and FrigilianaHighlights along the route include dramatic gorges, Moorish hill towns and sweeping coastal views that define this Spanish coast-to-coast adventure Bringing together detailed navigation, practical guidance and regional insight, The Andalucian Coast to Coast Walk is the essential companion for exploring one of Spain’s most scenic long-distance hiking routes. From Mediterranean shores to Atlantic coastline, this coast-to-coast journey showcases the very best of Andalucía’s mountains, villages and wild landscapes.
Häftad, Engelska, 2026
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Sun-bleached hills, silent sierras and whitewashed villages define the GR7/E4 European hiking trail through Andalucía, one of Europe’s most rewarding long-distance treks. Stretching from the windswept Strait of Gibraltar to the mountains of eastern Granada, this remarkable route crosses a vast sweep of southern Spain, linking cork forests, olive groves, fertile valleys and high mountain landscapes. Away from the busy coastal resorts, it reveals a quieter Andalucía shaped by tradition, history and dramatic natural beauty. Suitable for experienced long-distance walkers with good fitness, the Andalucían GR7 offers a challenging but non-technical journey that can be completed in sections or as a continuous crossing. It runs for 738km via the northern variant or 770km via the southern variant, beginning in Tarifa and finishing in Puebla de Don Fadrique, crossing the provinces of Cádiz, Málaga, Córdoba, Jaén and Granada. Walkers can choose between routes through remote sierras, historic towns and the foothills of the Sierra Nevada, creating a flexible and deeply rewarding Pyrenean-scale adventure in southern Spain. The northern and southern variants of the GR7 route are described, and presented in 32 stages for the northern variant and 34 stages for the southern option, with distances ranging from 9 to 55km, allowing walkers to complete the trail in 34 to 42 days.Handy route summary tables for the GR7 help walkers plan daily distances, elevation changes and stage logistics for either the northern or southern variant.Detailed 1:50,000 maps and stage descriptions, with GPX files available to download for GPS navigation across mountain paths, rural tracks and ancient mule trails.Includes practical information on GR7 accommodation, refreshments and transport, offering overnight stops in traditional villages and historic towns that showcase local culture and cuisine.Background notes within the guidebook provide insight into the history, wildlife and landscapes along the GR7, helping walkers appreciate the natural diversity and cultural heritage of Andalucía.Suggestions for full and shorter itineraries focusing on highlights such as the Serranía de Ronda, the Sierra Nevada and the remote sierras of eastern Andalucía, offering flexibility for different trip lengths and experience levels. Plan your Andalucian GR7 adventure with confidence, exploring Andalucía’s stunning landscapes and cultural highlights while following a well-signposted and clearly mapped long-distance route.