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The Alcornocales Natural Park is one of the most beautiful and wild places in Andalusia. It’s an ideal place to explore on horseback, as there are numerous trails and routes along which you can enjoy the breathtaking views. There are many horseback riding routes you can take in the park, but in this article we want to highlight some of the hidden gems that are perfect for couples. These routes will take you to discover some of the most incredible Phoenician archaeological sites in the area.
moderate
Distance 10.7 km
2:30 h
291 m
126 m
210 m
9 m
The Alcornocales Natural Park is a hidden gem in southern Spain. With thousands of hectares of forests and mountains, the park is a haven for wildlife. It is also home to some of the country’s most important archaeological sites. Although the park is little known, it is well worth a visit—especially if you like horses. There are several horseback riding trails that will take you to incredible places.
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moderate
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moderate
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210 m
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9 m
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2.5 km
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724 m
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4.7 km
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1.1 km
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1.8 km
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36.087345, -5.627587
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36°05'14.4"N 5°37'39.3"W
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30S 263417 3996833
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Difficulty
moderate
Overall difficulty
moderate
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Distance
10.7 km
Duration
2:30 h
Ascent
291 m
Descent
126 m
Highest point
210 m
Lowest point
9 m
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