Nature

El Mulhacén: A Guide and History of the Great Peak of the Sierra Nevada

In the heart of the Sierra Nevada, between the regions of La Alpujarra and the Marquesado del Zenete, stands Mulhacén, the highest peak on the Iberian Peninsula. Its silhouette dominates the landscape of Granada, and from its slopes, the mountain seems to change character with every step: below, ravines, irrigation channels, and white villages appear; above, a world of rock, open sky, and vast horizons. Mulhacén is much more than just a peak. It is a place of exceptional natural beauty, a destination for high-mountain hikers, and a mountain whose name keeps alive the memory of the final period of the Nasrid Kingdom of Granada.

La Cebadilla: History, Tourism, and Nature in Capileira

In the heart of the Poqueira Ravine, beneath the towering peaks of the Sierra Nevada, lies La Cebadilla, a small village that preserves the memory of a unique era of mountain life. Surrounded by hillsides, water, and traditional trails, it is a place where the history of work and the natural landscape come together.