Alfarnatejo a Sabar, Axarquia, Málaga.

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Distance: 7.89 mi
Elevation gain: 715 ft
Technical difficulty: Moderate
Elevation loss: 1,818 ft
Max elevation: 2,831 ft
TrailRank: 45
Min elevation: 1,726 ft
Trail type: One Way

Time: 4 hours 58 minutes
Coordinates: 803
Uploaded: February 24, 2015
Recorded: February 2015

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near Alfarnate, Andalucía (España)

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Fuimos en coche un día soleado de febrero 2015. Salimos del pueblo andando hacia el complejo de Villa Alta. Primero vimos el Puente Vieja, y seguimos por una carretera de campo por un paisaje espectacular que pasa entre el Chamizio y el Alto de Fraile. El camino empeora pero es transitable a pie sin problema. A lo largo de la ruta tuvimos vistas de La Maroma con su capa de nieve. Vimos ruinas de cortijos, eras de antaño, el nacimiento del rio Borbollón, muchos almendros en flor, una cascada, y en un olivar, un campesino cosechando las olivas, vareando los olivos como hicieron a lo largo de los siglos pasados. Una ruta con muchos puntos de interés, y un día espectacular. Hicimos la ruta con el guía, Miguel Ángel Robles de Medusa, ADN.
We went by car one sunny morning in February 2015. We left the village of Alfarnatejo walking towards the Villa Alta complex. First of all we saw the Old Bridge, and we followed a country road through a beautiful landscape which pass between the two mountains The Chamizio and the Hights of the Monk. The road deteriorates but is perfectly passable on foot. All along the route we had sight of La Maroma capped with snow. We saw old farm complexes, an ancient trashing area, the source of the river Borbollon, many almond trees in flower, a waterfall, and in an olive grove, a farmer gathering his crop of olives, beating the olive tree in the same was a it has been done in past centuries. This is a route of many points of interest, and on a beautiful day. We did the route with the guide, Miguel Angel Robles, of Medusa ADN.