#mulhacén

[the-flying-trex]

I would like to try to reach the El Mulhacén summit tomorrow in one day. It’s the highest mountain in the ibérique peninsula! Today I’m resting well and tomorrow I hope to be fit enough for the ascent. 🤞🏼⛰

[el-osario]

10 spanish motorcycles.

Montesa Impala

Bultaco Lobito mk3

Derbi Mulhacén 659

Ossa Yankee 500

Rieju MR 300

Sanglas 400

Derbi GPR 75

Pursang e-track

Ossa Enduro

JJ Cobas K100

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Along the trail to Mulhacén, Spain [3024 x 3024] [OC]

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Sierra Nevada

Otra bonita y espectacular nube lenticular se formaba al atardecer.En este caso las nortes de Sierra Nevada, Mulhacén y Alcazaba y la cuerda de los tresmiles como testigos.

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Best Trekking Trails in Spain

We love traveling to Spain.  The people, the food and the history.  Trekking in Spain is a great way to experience the country's stunning scenery and rich history. There are many different trails to choose from, ranging from easy walks to challenging hikes. Some of the most popular trekking destinations in Spain include the GR11, the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and the Picos de Europa. The Sierra Nevada Mountains are located in southern Spain and are home to the highest peak in the Iberian Peninsula, Mulhacén. The Sierra Nevada is a popular destination for hiking and trekking, with trails that range from easy to difficult. The Picos de Europa are a mountain range located in northern Spain. They are known for their dramatic scenery, including towering peaks, deep valleys, and lush forests. The Picos de Europa are a popular destination for hiking, trekking, and climbing. In addition to its stunning scenery, Spain also has a rich history. Many of the country's most popular trekking trails pass through ancient villages and towns. Trekkers can also visit historical sites such as Roman ruins, medieval castles, and Moorish palaces. If you are looking for a challenging and rewarding hiking experience, you should consider trekking in Spain. There are many different treks to choose from, ranging from easy walks to multi-day hikes. No matter your fitness level or experience, you will surely find a trek that is perfect for you in Spain. And, with its stunning scenery and friendly people, you are sure to have a memorable experience. Here are some of the best trekking trails in Spain: The GR11: It is a long-distance hiking trail that runs along the northern edge of the Pyrenees mountain range, from the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea. It is one of the most popular long-distance hiking trails in Europe and is known for its stunning scenery, challenging terrain, and remote locations. The GR11 is divided into 42 stages, each of which can be completed in a day or two. The trail is well-marked, and there are several refugios (mountain huts) along the way where hikers can stay overnight. The GR11 is a challenging hike, but it is also an incredibly rewarding experience.    Hikers who complete the trail will have the chance to see some of the most beautiful scenery in Europe. The Camino de Santiago is a group of ancient pilgrimage routes that brings you to the shrine of Saint James the Great in the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia in northwestern Spain. The Camino de Santiago has been a well-known pilgrimage route since the Middle Ages, and it is now one of the most popular long-distance hiking trails in the world. The Camino de Santiago is a challenging but rewarding journey, and it offers pilgrims a unique opportunity to experience the history, culture, and natural beauty of Spain.   The Camino de Santiago: It is a group of ancient pilgrimage routes leading to the shrine of Saint James the Great in the cathedral of Santiago de Compostela in Galicia, northwestern Spain. The traditional route, known as the Camino Francés, starts in Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port in France and passes through the Spanish regions of Navarre, La Rioja, Castile and León, Galicia, and finally to Santiago de Compostela. It is one of the most popular pilgrimages in the world, with over 300,000 people walking the route each year. The Camino de Santiago has a long and rich history. The first recorded pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela was in the 9th century, and the route has been a popular destination for pilgrims ever since. It is a journey of faith, but it is also a journey of self-discovery and personal growth. Pilgrims walk the Camino for multiple reasons, including seeking spiritual enlightenment, challenging themselves physically and mentally, and connecting with nature and their fellow pilgrims. The Camino de Santiago is a unique and unforgettable experience. It is a journey that will change your life. If you are looking for a challenge, a spiritual experience, or simply a way to connect with nature and your fellow humans, the Camino de Santiago is the perfect destination for you.     The Sierra Nevada: This mountain range is located in southern Spain. It is the highest mountain range in the Iberian Peninsula, with its highest peak, Mulhacén, reaching an elevation of 3,478 meters (11,365 feet). The Sierra Nevada is a popular destination for hiking, skiing, and snowboarding. It is also home to several national parks, including the Sierra Nevada National Park. The Sierra Nevada is a beautiful and rugged mountain range with rich history and culture. It is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike. The Sierra Nevada is a place where you can enjoy the outdoors, learn about the history and culture of Spain, and relax and rejuvenate.   The Picos de Europa: This mountain range is located in northern Spain. It is the most visited national park in Spain and is known for its dramatic scenery, hiking trails, and climbing routes. The range is made up of limestone peaks, deep valleys, and lush forests. The highest peak in the range is Torre Cerredo, which stands at 2,648 meters (8,682 feet). The Picos de Europa are home to many plants and animal life, including bears, wolves, and ibex. The range is also a popular destination for birdwatching.   The Picos de Europa is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts of all levels. Hiking trails range from easy walks to challenging climbs. The range is also home to some popular climbing routes, including the Naranjo de Bulnes, one of the most famous rock faces in Spain The Picos de Europa are a beautiful and unique place to visit. The dramatic scenery, lush forests, and towering peaks make it a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.

Our Final Word

If you are looking for a challenging and rewarding hiking experience, you should consider trekking in Spain. With its stunning scenery and friendly people, you are sure to have a memorable experience.  

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2. ⛰️Mulhacén - 3.482 m

Mulhacén, gelegen in Granada, is de hoogste berg van het Iberisch schiereiland en de op één na hoogste van Spanje. Het woord Mulhacén komt van Mulay Hasan, de voorlaatste Nasrid koning van Granada in de 15e eeuw, die op deze berg zou zijn begraven.

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Along the trail to Mulhacén, Spain [3024 x 3024]

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[casaniwalas]

What about some mountain exploring in the Sierra Nevada. Last weekend we went for a two days hike to the Mulhacen. Great views and good company! Qué te parece un poco de senderismo por la montaña? Este finde subimos al cumbre de Mulhacen. Vistas increíbles y buena companía! #senderismoValledeLecrín #sendirismo #alqueriadeloslentos #casaniwalas #valledelecrin #lecrinvalley #granada #mountainspirit #mulhacén #granada https://www.instagram.com/p/B8ZmfpvIUq3/?igshid=13p3dfioemtld

[tolivetotravel]

I was just looking to see if today is a special day in any way, and here is what I found... Data Protection Day 😂 It made me laugh at first but then I realised how important a topic this is in the era of social media and digital world. It is more relevant to all of us than we may think. ::: One aspect of it is something I’m sure a lot of us have faced a number of times.... and that is cold calling. I think I could be a millionaire by now if I was to receive all the compensation promised by law firms that keep on calling me about my recent car accident. But let me make it clear... I’ve never even owned a car in my life and I never really had a car accident! Surely this should be illegal. Do you face similar calls? How do you deal with them? ::: #spain #spain🇪🇸 #spaintravel #mulhacen #mulhacén #sierranevada #hiking #dataprotection #dataprivacy #hiszpania #hiszpania🇪🇸 #españa #españa🇪🇸 #espana🇪🇸 (at Mulhacén) https://www.instagram.com/p/B725Gy-HRp5/?igshid=qkucbb8tggtn

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From the summit of Mulhacén, Spain [OC] [3024 x 3024]

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#sierranevada #mulhacén #alcazaba (en Sierra Nevada) https://www.instagram.com/p/By0ZqXhI7rl/?igshid=2d1xrp6gdexh

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Las nortes de Sierra Nevada al atardecer. Cuerda de los tresmiles.

Las nortes de Sierra Nevada al atardecer. Cuerda de los tresmiles.En la foto de izquierda a derecha, la Atalaya, puntal de Vacares, Alcazaba y Mulhacén.

[bucairatours-blog]

Palacio de Dar al Horra (s. XIV) en el Albaicín (Granada). Edificado sobre el antiguo palacio del rey Zirí Badis (s. XI), perteneció a la familia real Nazarí. Fue la última residencia de Aixa la Horra, madre de Boabdil. En el residió él mismo y se tramaron muchas de las revueltas que ayudaron a Boabdil a llegar al reinado tras derrocar a su padre Mulhacén y su tío Al Zagal, convirtiéndose en el último emir musulmán de Al Andalus y de Europa. #daralhorra#aixalahorra#bucairatours #freetourgranada#albaicín#Zirí #badis#Boabdil#Mulhacén#AlZagal#Nazarí #AlAndalus#Granada #Europa #musulmán#islam https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx_pgV7H1mu/?igshid=a01tbofy2a1q

[captainmactaggart]

The ‘Natives‘ of Santa Granada

Anyone who is anyone will have heard of the infamous Jaws MacTaggart’s secret base on the tropical planet of Santa Granada. Of course, Jaws and the crew of the Stellar Typhoon aren’t the only inhabitants of the planet by a long shot, for Santa Granada has its own native population. Actually, native is a bit of a misnomer, as these people are in fact descendants of the crew and passengers of a colony ship that crash-landed on the planet many centures ago. In the intervening years, their modern knowledge has degraded with each generation, to the point that the tribal societies currently living there have no knowledge of their spacefaring roots at all.

Of the various tribes living on the planet, the most prominent are the three occupying the Ciesulino Islands. The three respective leaders and their assistants are as follows:

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LORD DIABLO - Leader of the Children of Vulpokano, who occupy the eastern Islands. As short-tempered as he is short-statured, Diablo’s main task is to lead his people in the appeasement of the Fire Goddess Vulpokano, whose spirit is said to control the massive volcano which dominates the eastern Islands. Unfortunately, this tends to mean throwing a virgin sacrifice into the volcano itself. Red Fox.

LADY JUVELO - Wife and assistant to Lord Diablo (not that marriage seems to mean much to these tribal societies). Physically taller, ganglier, and more cool-headed than her husband, Juvelo is arguably the real brains of the Children of Vulpokano, being the one to actually put Diablo’s orders into practice. She was actually born to the Children of Tofino (see below), but was gifted to Diablo as part of an arranged marriage between the two (that is, she arranged it). Red Fox.

LORD JAVIER - Leader of the Children of Tofino, who occupy the western Islands. Much more laid-back and relaxed in his ruling over his domain, and much more likely to get stuck in and help his people with their work. Like all in his community of beavers and otters, Javier is a born surfer, and can often be found miles out to sea, indulging in his craft. Sometimes he combines this with the art of trawling, using his special tail piercing to drag a fishing net behind him. Otter.

FLORIANA - One of the many Children of Tofino, and also one of Lord Javier’s handmaidens. She’s frequently employed in those tasks that Javier cannot or will not do for himself. As he’s still sprightly and young himself, and always willing to do his share of the work, Floriana’s own work tends to amount to little more than the arduous or dangerous stuff. Thus she spends most of her time either trawling out at sea with her special tail piercing, practicing her surfing, or looking after her little pup, nicknamed Jojo. Otter.

‘KING‘ JOHANO - The self-proclaimed ruler of the Children of Mulhacén, who currently occupy the inhospitable northern fringes of the islands. Johano and his band of marsupial followers were banished there after they resorted to cannibalism as a solution to a drastic food shortage. He vows to get his revenge on Lord Diablo, whose tribe he was originally part of. These days, though, he bides his time by making a meal out of any unfortunate soul who happens to wander too close to his camp. Kangaroo.

‘PRINCESS‘ KALJA - Stepdaughter, assistant and protege to King Johano (though her claim to nobility is equally disputed). Originally born into the Children of Vulpokano, her parents were among the victims of Johano’s initial turn to cannibalism. In the course of his subsequent banishment, Kalja was among those kidnapped in the hopes that she could be enlightened to Johano’s barbaric practices. Having no children of his own, Johano took a young Kalja under his wing, and is currently grooming her to take his place as ruler of the Children of Mulhacén when he inevitably passes on (hopefully of natural causes). Red Fox.

[rabbitcruiser]

Sierra Nevada, Spain (No. 1)

Sierra Nevada (meaning "mountain range covered in snow") is a mountain range in the region of Andalucia, in the province of Granada and, a little further, Málaga and Almería in Spain. It contains the highest point of continental Spain: Mulhacén, at 3,479 metres (11,414 ft) above sea level.

It is a popular tourist destination, as its high peaks make skiing possible in one of Europe's most southerly ski resorts, in an area along the Mediterranean Sea predominantly known for its warm temperatures and abundant sunshine. At its foothills is found the city of Granada and, a little further, Almería and Málaga.

Parts of the range have been included in the Sierra Nevada National Park. The range has also been declared a biosphere reserve. The Sierra Nevada Observatory and the IRAM radiotelescope are located on the northern slopes at an elevation of 2,800 metres (9,200 ft).

Source: Wikipedia