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Almuñécar

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Distance
3.53 mi
Elevation gain
240 ft
Technical difficulty
Easy
Elevation loss
240 ft
Max elevation
140 ft
TrailRank 
25
Min elevation
-19 ft
Trail type
Loop
Moving time
one hour 9 minutes
Time
2 hours 43 minutes
Coordinates
989
Uploaded
September 26, 2018
Recorded
September 2018
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near Almuñécar, Andalucía (España)

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Itinerary description

Walk around Almeñucar

Waypoints

PictographPhoto Altitude 43 ft
Photo ofBlas infante Arches

Blas infante Arches

PictographPhoto Altitude 43 ft
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Monument to Water

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Roman Aqueduct & Baths

Roman Aqueduct IV and Roman Baths in the Roman town of Sexi, also called the Carrera, is just outside the historic center of town at Plaza Mayor. This was the last part of the aqueduct discovered in the late 90’s, during excavations in the Plaza Mayor, next to the Carrera de la Concepción. This was completely buried by the sediment of the Rio Verde. During the archaeological dig, they also discovered hot springs, which likely filled the Roman Baths.

PictographPhoto Altitude 46 ft
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PictographPanorama Altitude 174 ft
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Photo

PictographPhoto Altitude 105 ft
Photo ofThe boat house. - Barco España

The boat house. - Barco España

PictographProvisioning Altitude 13 ft
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Photo

PictographPhoto Altitude 26 ft
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Statue of Abd Al-Rahmani I

Situated next to the Peñón, this statue honours the man who founded the Moorish dynasty in Al-Andalus

PictographPanorama Altitude 43 ft
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View from San Cristobal Peñones del Santo

PictographPhoto Altitude 43 ft
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Photo Monument to Phoenicians

By Miguel Moreno Romera this monument honours the Phoenician fishermen who first put Almuñécar on the map as a trading town in the 800s BC. At that time the town was named Sexi. The people today still refer to Sexitanos

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