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Explore the specific trails, canyons, and peaks accessed during 4x4 tours or independent mountain walks.
Guided 4x4 safaris blend off-road driving with short guided hikes across high-altitude terrain. These stops allow you to step out of the vehicle and walk trails that showcase the varied ecosystems.
For longer autonomous walks, visitors often explore nearby canyons or stop at the main visitor center on the A-395 highway to gather maps before heading up to the 2,500-meter elevations.
20 minsBring binoculars
Authorized 4x4 vehicles access restricted dirt tracks to reach these remote vantage points. From here, you get a clear view of mainland Spain's highest peak, standing at 3,479 meters. Bring binoculars or a camera with a zoom lens to observe the summit, which frequently retains snow.
2-3 hoursGrippy shoes needed
This spectacular canyon area features hanging suspension bridges, natural rock pools, and waterfalls. Some hiking tours combine a walk here with the wider mountain excursion. The trail requires minor scrambling and ducking under large rocks. Wear sturdy trail shoes with solid grip.
45 minsKm 23 on A-395
Located at kilometer 23 on the A-395 highway, this is the park's main interpretation center. It serves as the primary stop for independent hikers driving up from Granada. You can pick up official maps, check camping regulations, and view exhibits on the area's ethnographic history.
