Nature awaits: Almuñecar’s 2024 hiking Season
By Catherine McGeer • Published: 25 Jan 2024 • 6:00 • 1 minute read
Discover, trek, and thrive with AMD Almuñécar Image: Shutterstock/ Cabrerafoto
THE Municipal Sports Area (AMD) in Almuñécar, in collaboration with the Town Council’s Sports Department, has launched the eagerly anticipated hiking program for 2024. Designed to promote a love for nature and the environment, the program boasts thirteen different routes throughout Axarquia, Malaga, and Granada.
Join Almuñécar’s AMD for 13 Epic Hiking Routes in 2024
Presenting the initiative, Sports Councillor Luis Aragón and AMD’s Hiking Coordinator, Javier del Castillo, expressed enthusiasm for the upcoming hiking season. The schedule kicks off on January 28 with a trek from Sendero de la Pavilla to the Nigüelas fault, offering breathtaking views of Los Cahorros and the Lecrín Valley.
Get Ready to Trek
The first phase concludes on May 26 with a journey through the unique natural setting of Caminito del Rey in Málaga. The second phase, starting on September 22, explores Poqueira village, concluding on November 24 with a route through the Cascada de los Árboles Petrificados in Granada’s Sierra Nevada Natural Park.
Sign Up Now!
Interested participants can register at the municipal sports stadium ‘Francisco Bonet’ in Almuñécar from Monday to Friday, between 9 am to 2 pm and 5 pm to 10 pm. For more details, contact AMD Almuñécar at 958 88 31 42 or 673 369 309.
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Catherine McGeer
Catherine is an Irish writer who has lived in Spain for over 20 years. Based on the Costa Cálida, she covers local news and community stories, often drawing on her own experiences of family life on the Spanish coast. At Euro Weekly News, Catherine brings a relatable perspective to the everyday events and regional issues that shape life in southern Spain.
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