Pórtugos -- small hike through the orchards
near Pórtugos, Andalucía (España)
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Pórtugos -- small hike through the orchards (Text Wikiloc)
This makes a beautiful little hike, e.g. in the late afternoon, after arrival in Pórtugos. The first few hundret meters are on the Camino Médieval to Adalbéitar. Then you walk mainly on small trails though orchards, along irrigation channels, past an old mill, with views into the gorge of Rio Trevellez and over some of the small white villages of La Taha.
This makes a beautiful little hike, e.g. in the late afternoon, after arrival in Pórtugos. The first few hundret meters are on the Camino Médieval to Adalbéitar. Then you walk mainly on small trails though orchards, along irrigation channels, past an old mill, with views into the gorge of Rio Trevellez and over some of the small white villages of La Taha.
Waypoints
Car park
4,216 ft
Park in front of Hotel Malagueño on the main road through Pórtugos
Park in front of Hotel Malagueño on the main road through Pórtugos
Intersection
4,203 ft
Follow the sign to Atalbéitar downhill (GR 7)
Follow the sign to Atalbéitar downhill (GR 7)
Panorama
3,744 ft
View to Atalbéitar, with Pitres the background
View to Atalbéitar, with Pitres the background
Intersection
3,941 ft
Turn left here
Turn left here
Panorama
3,953 ft
View towards Busquistar and the gorge of Rio Trevellez
View towards Busquistar and the gorge of Rio Trevellez
Intersection
3,974 ft
Turn left and follow the main road
Turn left and follow the main road
Intersection
4,127 ft
Turn right
Turn right
Provisioning
4,298 ft
Bar Restaurante El Lujar
Bar Restaurante El Lujar
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Very good little hike amongst the orchards. Part of it follows the main road but it’s not an issue as it is very quiet. Don’t miss taking a look at Agua Agria (ferruginous water spring) and at the Chorreron (pretty red cascade with the same ferruginous water)