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Sierra de Montánchez (Cáceres). Circular route through El Castañar and Garganta de los Molinos.
Circular route from Montanchez in which we will visit its famous chestnut grove and the Garganta de los Molinos. The route starts by following the local path of the "De donde nace" route, which coincides with the Ruta del Castañar, to leave it after 45 minutes in Roblegordo and descend in search of the "Camino de las Vaquerizas" and then to the Garganta de los Molinos. We will return via this gorge and through the lower part of the chestnut grove, the part we had missed on the way out.
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Hiking as an approach to history, traditions and spirituality
Hiking is not only a physical exercise, it is a journey that invites you to get to know...
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Pico de Casillas or Alto del Mirlo (1,768m) from Castañar del Tiemblo
Ascent to Pico de Casillas or Alto del Mirlo from El Regajo (Tiemblo chestnut grove). Ascent via Portacho del Pozo and Cerro de la Encinilla (optional); descent via Cuesta del Enebro and Laderas de Garrido.
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Circular from the Monastery of Montserrat to Sant Jeroni and the Albarda Castellana
If you didn't know the mountain of Montserrat and you had to start with an impressive route, this would be the one. From the famous monastery you can climb Sant Jeroni, with its 1236 metres, the summit of this imposing massif. You will pass by five hermitages, among them the photogenic Sant Onofre and below the emblematic spire of the "Cavall Bernat". If you like adventure, you also have the option of climbing the Albarda Castellana, with its small rocky pass, its two sections equipped with ropes and its fabulous views. Are you up for it?
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Circular from Monistrol, through the monastery of Montserrat, passing through canals and hermitages.
A very complete route that will allow us to get to know two very interesting canals: "el Canal del Pou...
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The West Highland Way: Preparing you through Language and Culture
In the heart of Scotland, where the mountains meet the mist and the mountains meet the...
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Peña Santa de Enol (2,476m) from Pandecarmen.
Ascent to Peña Santa de Enol or Torre de Santa María from Pandecarmen. Ascent via the Corredor del Marqués and descent via the Grieta Rubia.
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The best multi-day routes in Catalonia
Proposal 1- "La ruta dels refugis" (Tarragona). This 90 km route can be structured...
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Burgos: Peña Corva (1,333m). Ascent via Baíllo and descent via Quintanalacuesta.
Circular route to Peña Corva + San Mamés + Alto de San Lázaro. Ascent from Baíllo and descent to Quintanalacuesta.
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How to prepare the Camino de Santiago and why hiring an organised Camino de Santiago can be a good idea?
The Camino de Santiago is more than just a tourist route. It is a path of...
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Huayhuash trekking in Peru [practical guide].
ONE OF THE 10 MOST BEAUTIFUL TREKKINGS ON THE PLANET The circuit of the spectacular mountain range...
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Castro Valnera (1,718m) and Cubada Grande (1,607m) from El Bernacho
Circular route to Castro Valnera with ascent to Cubada Grande from Cabañas de El Bernacho.
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Trekking in Albania: Adventures in the mountains and coastline
You may be interested in: The best trekking routes in Europe " Introduction Albania, a country...
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Best trekking routes in Italy: from the Dolomites in the Alps to Sicily
Italy offers wonderful opportunities for walking and trekking. From the Maritime Alps to the Dolomites, the Italian Alps are criss-crossed by GR routes and via ferrata and via ferrata trails.
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Cuchillejo (934m), provincial ceiling of Valladolid
Circular ascent of Cuchillejo (934m), the top of the province of Valladolid, from Castrillo de Duero.
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When is the best time to travel to Paris
Paris, the so-called City of Light, is one of the most popular places in the...
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From the monastery of Montserrat to Collbató (via the "cova del Salnitre")
On this journey through the foothills of Montserrat, we will have the opportunity to visit the "Santa Cova" (Holy Cave) ....
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The "Camí dels Degotalls" from the Monastery of Montserrat
A route in which we will follow in the footsteps of the pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago, in...
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The Santa Cova from the Monastery of Montserrat
The legend places the discovery of the "Moreneta", the carving known as the "Moreneta", in the "Santa...
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The "Creu de Sant Miquel" from the Monastery of Montserrat
If you want to walk along a part of the historic pilgrimage route to the monastery of Montserrat and enjoy spectacular views, this is the excursion for you. A pleasant walk with very little gradient that will take you to the Creu de Sant Miquel along a cobbled path. Here you will see another perspective of the sacred enclosure and 360º views. Dare to...
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Circular from the monastery of Montserrat to the Miranda de Santa Magdalena, passing through Sant Joan and Sant Onofre.
Do you want to take a simple route where you can contemplate rocky spires, hermitages and have time to enjoy the Montserrat monastery grounds? You will discover the traces of the hermit past of the massif and you will be able to climb to an exceptional viewpoint, the Miranda de Santa Magdalena. Do you dare?
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Ascent to the surprising Roca Foradada from "el coll de Can Maçana".
In the area of "les Agulles" there is a hole in the mountain, visible from many...
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Montserrat: hiking, spirituality, nature and more
The rocky massif of Montserrat is visible from many points in Catalonia. This massif, which...
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13 suggestions for hiking in Montserrat
Located in the Catalan pre-coastal mountain range, we find the Montserrat massif. Undoubtedly, the best...
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