Venta Cómpeta - Fuente Luna - Museo de Pizarra, Pizarra (Málaga)
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 8.05 mi
- Elevation gain
- 640 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 640 ft
- Max elevation
- 745 ft
- TrailRank
- 49
- Min elevation
- 279 ft
- Trail type
- Loop
- Moving time
- 2 hours 32 minutes
- Time
- 2 hours 54 minutes
- Coordinates
- 2245
- Uploaded
- March 19, 2022
- Recorded
- March 2022
near Pizarra, Andalucía (España)
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Itinerary description
19 03 2022
Venta Cómpeta – Fuente Luna, Pizarra
This is a linear walk, part of the delisted PR- A 118 (In reverse).
The route has been delisted probably because some of the route has tarmac.
The PR-A 118 is a Sendero de Pequeño Recorrido in four stages totalling 52km
I was pleasantly surprised how lovely this section of the old route is. There is a bar/ Restaurant at the beginning of the walk, Cómpeta Comendador.
The route passes through agricultural land, beautiful rolling hills and meadows, lots of trees on this route and thousands of lemon trees.
There are views of Gibralmora, and from the moon fountain (Fuente Luna), and parts of Pizarra. You can also see the two Alhauríns in the distance.
There is an optional deviation to the Museo del Arte, (unfortunately it was closed when I went), which you have to go onto the main road the A7054 for 300 metres, and is on your left. Note the road wasn’t that busy but take care.
This small complex comprises of a museum donated to Pizarra by the artist and sculptor Gino Hollander. There is also a nice restaurant and a Hotel on the grounds.
From here you follow the way back to the start.
Venta Cómpeta – Fuente Luna, Pizarra
This is a linear walk, part of the delisted PR- A 118 (In reverse).
The route has been delisted probably because some of the route has tarmac.
The PR-A 118 is a Sendero de Pequeño Recorrido in four stages totalling 52km
I was pleasantly surprised how lovely this section of the old route is. There is a bar/ Restaurant at the beginning of the walk, Cómpeta Comendador.
The route passes through agricultural land, beautiful rolling hills and meadows, lots of trees on this route and thousands of lemon trees.
There are views of Gibralmora, and from the moon fountain (Fuente Luna), and parts of Pizarra. You can also see the two Alhauríns in the distance.
There is an optional deviation to the Museo del Arte, (unfortunately it was closed when I went), which you have to go onto the main road the A7054 for 300 metres, and is on your left. Note the road wasn’t that busy but take care.
This small complex comprises of a museum donated to Pizarra by the artist and sculptor Gino Hollander. There is also a nice restaurant and a Hotel on the grounds.
From here you follow the way back to the start.
Waypoints
Provisioning
295 ft
Car park
Intersection
Waypoint
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Panorama
Fountain
Risk
Museum
Tree
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