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Walk beyond Archidona into a landscape that reveals itself gradually, from olive-covered hills and hidden valleys to limestone mountains, quiet tracks and traces of the people who have lived and worked here for generations.
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Look up while walking around Teba, El Chorro and the Guadalhorce reservoirs and you may see Griffon Vultures circling overhead. Their enormous wings, soaring flight and limestone habitat reveal a bird perfectly adapted to this landscape.
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Walk beneath the limestone cliffs around Teba through a landscape of soaring Griffon Vultures, a dramatic river gorge and a hilltop castle, with stories stretching from the ancient seabed beneath our feet to medieval Andalucía.
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Walk beneath the limestone mountains of Hondonero and see where water hidden underground returns to the surface, creating springs, meadows and a surprisingly green landscape in the heart of Andalucía.
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The Caminito del Rey was never built for walkers. Follow the story of the dams, canals and hydroelectric engineering that transformed this dramatic gorge and explain why its famous walkway exists at all.
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Walk beneath the limestone mountains of Hondonero and see where water hidden underground returns to the surface, creating springs, meadows and a surprisingly green landscape in the heart of Andalucía.
Read more: Hondonero: Where the Mountains Give Back Their Water
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Walk among the extraordinary limestone formations of El Torcal and see how an ancient seabed, millions of years of erosion and the slow movement of the Earth created the landscape we walk through today.
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Antequera’s story stretches from prehistoric dolmens and Roman Antikaria to the Moorish Alcazaba and a skyline filled with church towers, leaving thousands of years of history still visible across the town today.
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Walk through two contrasting sides of Málaga province, from the steep valleys and Mediterranean influence of the Axarquía to the broad landscapes, reservoirs and limestone mountains of the Guadalhorce Valley.
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From ancient acequias to a modern suspension bridge, this walk reveals how generations have worked with the steep mountain landscape, finding ingenious ways to move water, create power and cross seemingly impossible terrain.
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Follow the story of the waterways that helped shape Andalucía, carrying precious water across the mountainsides and supporting the terraces, orchards, villages and communities that developed around them.
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Old paths, acequias, terraces and village buildings reveal how generations have shaped the Upper Axarquía. A short walk between Canillas de Albaida, Árchez and Cómpeta offers a fascinating glimpse into a landscape continually inherited and adapted.
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