Sendero Chiribenítez, Guaro (Málaga)
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 7.95 mi
- Elevation gain
- 1,991 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 1,991 ft
- Max elevation
- 2,067 ft
- TrailRank
- 58
- Min elevation
- 912 ft
- Trail type
- Loop
- Moving time
- 3 hours
- Time
- 3 hours 33 minutes
- Coordinates
- 2276
- Uploaded
- February 19, 2022
- Recorded
- February 2022
near Guaro, Andalucía (España)
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Itinerary description
19 02 2022
Sendero Chiribenitez, Guaro
Also known as the PR-A 279, but has been delisted for some reason.
This is the first walk I ever did with Wikiloc in 2017. I didn’t know how to use the App then.
I wanted to catch the almond blossom, so this was a good opportunity to redo the walk with waypoints and photos.
Starting off there is a gradual descent until you crossover the Arroyo Hondo, before starting the climb.
I found big sections of paths going up in a bad state of repair.
Next you crossover Arroyo Seco, passing some old wrecks before getting a Puerto (forgotten its name) / Intersection. This is a good spot for a break, where you have nice views of the Sierra de las Nieves, Yunquera and Alozania.
From here the return journey I found more pleasant and scenic.
You cross over several more streams – Arroyo Pedigrón and Arroyo Gaimón, before starting the second uphill climb back to Guaro.
It’s a very peaceful walk, medium – hard because of the 2 climbs.
After rains you might get your feet wet and there will be some muddy sections.
Sendero Chiribenitez, Guaro
Also known as the PR-A 279, but has been delisted for some reason.
This is the first walk I ever did with Wikiloc in 2017. I didn’t know how to use the App then.
I wanted to catch the almond blossom, so this was a good opportunity to redo the walk with waypoints and photos.
Starting off there is a gradual descent until you crossover the Arroyo Hondo, before starting the climb.
I found big sections of paths going up in a bad state of repair.
Next you crossover Arroyo Seco, passing some old wrecks before getting a Puerto (forgotten its name) / Intersection. This is a good spot for a break, where you have nice views of the Sierra de las Nieves, Yunquera and Alozania.
From here the return journey I found more pleasant and scenic.
You cross over several more streams – Arroyo Pedigrón and Arroyo Gaimón, before starting the second uphill climb back to Guaro.
It’s a very peaceful walk, medium – hard because of the 2 climbs.
After rains you might get your feet wet and there will be some muddy sections.
Waypoints
Information point
1,352 ft
Intersection
Panorama
River
Tree
Photo
Ruins
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