Saturday, October 28, 2006

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ALHAMA ROUTE: FROM GRANADA TO BEAS,






















BEAS DE GRANADA A , by the river Darro. We
this pleasant place to enjoy one of the best dishes on the menu that offers great nature. Specifically one of the most important routes linking the city of Granada with the neighboring and friendly Beas de Granada and was used in the past in the Journal of the steps. Closing and completing the circle with the other, also made the cardinal and Sunday 22, making the journey in the opposite direction (from Beas de Granada, Granada), specifically by Cordel Collado de Puerto Blanco, Vereda del Barranco del Abogado, new car of the Alhambra, Granada. With the exception and that this difference, the former to the latter, to go for the divide, the views were on the rise and this, against, even losing sight of the horizon of the high peaks and low mountains of Granada , we won this riverside landscape on both banks of the river Darro. And here and now, the autumn, as we expected and hoped to your door, with all their colors from top to bottom and endless ...
So, and to present this pleasant climb up the river Darro up until his encounter with the river Beas, dating back end at this location so close to the city of Granada, that was formerly a crossroads, I open my eyes again and I count the steps.
The march started from the Plaza Nueva , about 9:40 pm after the presentations and touchdown. The temperature was already more than pleasant, so we took the Carrera del Darro heading to Paseo de los Tristes, with the joy of climbing so overwhelm us ... And Chapiz Slope was the first rise. But no, that after spending Schools Ave Maria, we turn right and stopped at the entrance of Camino del Sacromonte to regroup. " The Chorrohumo " become statue, saw the count: 20 concentrates and were prepared to assault.
Camino de Sacromonte that we all followed, without pause, only the odd curve on the asphalt to shoot beyond the "automatic." Granada behind us, the red citadel - The Alhambra, at our right, our left we passed caves and houses, the Chapel of the Holy Sepulchre, and there on the bridge Mariano, along with picnic Fruit Fly, we added two new friends through their paces as their only weapons.
So soon, and taking as the Camino de Beas marked as such and with embedded ceramic plate by Hon. City of Granada, after finishing it and turn right cross the first bridge across the still waters, entering the so-called " Peri Park." Clarifying here before, that part of this road, on the point where we are, just before crossing the first bridge in its original path, went through the laundry (just the opposite side we take.)
To our right we passed the Andalusian Teatino and to our left we now have a great nursery private property, belonging to the family known Taboada here for Granada, property that was before Rodriguez Acosta, and who changed the name, the old Cortijo Moronta I mean, for the current is known: The Carmen of Granados, about 65 hectares. about surface.
The landscape now becomes autumn and the leaves change and change as if to draw our attention. The trail is clearly marked rather by the wear caused by walkers than shown, so there is no possible loss, passing parallel to a cooling canal for a short distance. After crossing the second bridge, we moved back to the right bank of the river Darro. A majestic cypress
greet us on our way and after turning to our right we enter again in a lush natural of marked bank, continuing Peri Park and that leaves us on a small grove of seedlings. The road is cut again to cross the river Darro and now on a thin trunks and keeping the balance not to get wet.
When we came to the country estate of Jesus Valley and was founded by the Jesuits in the sixteenth century. It is situated in the so-called pay the banks of the Darro and Andarat, northeast of the mountains the Alhambra and Sacromonte Abbey. What one can see there are only ruins, but that has great historical value: it is one of the best examples of a country estate at the time and key to the study of farms and ranches in the Church and the economic role played the Society of Jesus in those centuries. So Jesus del Valle was registered in June 2005 in the general catalog Andalusian Historical Heritage, the monument category.
The cottage consists of a main building, the property itself, which in its day was an oil mill, one of flour, winery and stables. And a second area for the Jesuits' residence. All surrounded by what were once abundant in arable land and nestled in a rich landscape, leading to its owner, the builder Ávila Rojas, design a project to convert the property into a luxury hotel. Today that is a dilapidated building, but it is a monument and insured. Hopefully someday I can see how true, expecting that did not disappear by neglect, of course.
But in the end, and following our steps, having crossed it, the landscape is again typical Mediterranean, rosemary is still in flower, the gorse is yellow, majoletos - hawthorn (Crataegus monogyna ) Blush as we passed by teaching your eyes hundreds, and the waters of the Darro valley below are arousing the suspicion that this place is well regarded and treated. Total, at home and never better, come on. On the left, a cypress willing row mark the place where the Darro gives up part of its waters into the Royal Canal .
But come what you get when you cut the step ... a rickety gate cuts we enjoy running! So to us we have to devise to get through anyway, because this road is all spent and spent in the past, and through a hole in the fence to the left of it, we can cross well, after break out of the steel spikes.
went into the properties and lands Cortijo de Cortes, and we know all about the despotism of the time, but now in the XXI century, which still allows, is a real shame. And here are all institutions in the sack that they can not do anything about it: recover or trace the ancient roads to avoid all this, for example, agreeing with the present owner to do so if required, ETC. etc. Lord
owner, and it is known, that this path is as old as all, and so would have to dial, and you do not like the "No Trespassing" and "Attention dogs, "and that contempt for walkers, especially as straw that broke the glass. Well
and returning the echo of the steps, soon we came upon a chain which cuts back the pulse of the walk. And for more dirt ... now smeared with "a fat disgusting" and not only in Iberian sobrasada expired.
continue the walk and soon, we enter a mall refreshing. After a further exchange of margin Darro River, we passed the building of this great country estate that belonged to the famous count as livestock Don Pelayo, but not before a new chain circumvent that we cut the path of the steps. Then again
crossing the Darro, but this time right in the place where the Beas River is joined to it by pairing them.
put malls serve their yellow and green contrast against the rest of the leaves that have not yet given its sap the life cycle of nature.
continue our march and a quarter hour of the mouth, leave the trail for less than lower approaching another river on the right. Again we see another bridge across the river to our right and continued walking. From here, the natural way, "of all travelers," to put more emphasis on his most democratic, must wade through the river Beas several times before reaching the first houses.
The next intersection, after passing the new premises of the waste water treatment, and Beas de Granada, will be the last bridge that leaves us on the steep slope that forms the Calle Granada in its infancy, and that raising it (the only section that can be considered strenuous, if possible, to all the action) leaves us on the Plaza de la Iglesia.
So, about 14:30 pm, an end of the course, now it was cool inside ... At the inn of La Pradera we're headed down the road of the village and only exit to the A-92. And already, asphalt below, connects this city with the graceful city of Granada. The return would in vehicle.
I have finally mean that from the street of the Nativity, where the corner this quaint inn, and the road to Granada, part of the path that leads, in less than half an hour, at the very source of the river Beas, where some people think, even considered, which could locate the source of the river perfectly Darro, since his head is higher than that is recognized in Huétor Santillán (in the Fountain of Porqueros). But we know that at this stage to change the textbooks would be a mess and more on these two people as neighbors. But hey, taking advantage of the clean slate of Planet Pluto, could take this opportunity to define. If not, you call it as it is, River Beas, and the other, for example, Huétor, and their union down, which is termed as Darro, it would be better question to find out. Several examples have in other rivers like the Genil, Poqueira, in the controversy of the Guadalquivir to the Guadiana Menor, etc., Etc. This is a view share, and does not attempt to exit at any newscast!
And as always, I leave you with these snapshots of a table. Today with getting fall color for the eyes, hearing and smell, and calling us to visit! And that advantage, that tight red, green, waiting, yellow flies, blue in the air like ... dream on earth!
*
-Itinerary: Plaza Nueva in Granada, Carrera del Darro, Paseo de los Tristes, Chapiz Slope, Camino del Sacromonte, Camino de Beas, Carmen de los Granados, Jesús del Valle, Cortijo de Cortes, right bank Beas River course, Street Granada Beas de Granada.
- Route: Linear
-Length: around 15 km.aprox.
-Number of participants: 22
-Difficulty: Medium-Low
-Duration: 5 h. ("Stopping and stopping")
-Water: It is recommended to carry.

Sunday, October 22, 2006

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DARRO THE RIVER ROUTE: BEAS GRANADA, ALHAMBRA-GRANADA

















ROUTE: BEAS DE GRANADA - ALHAMBRA-GRANADA

As the horizon was not quite there today, but rather on the other side of the threat in As far as rain is concerned, clear (but then, everything was in the clouds of cotton to absorb everything and clear), here we decided, after shuffling several alternative routes, making this one-time and starting from Beas de Granada (living up to its name with a former coaching inn crossroads included), first by the Cordel amounts of Collado de Puerto Blanco, and continuing on the Ravine Trail Advocate leaves us near the cemetery of the city of Alhambra, down below the cliff above and ending on the Paseo de la Bomba de Granada. For this we turn
drive from Granada city heading for the friendly and cordial village of Beas de Granada , where we parked the car, begging a relative to come down to us back to Granada and so four of us, again, Antonio, Maria Angeles, Nieves and this humble fan of steps and and walking, as the very law of hiking sent by another of the old ways to Granada Beas.
start the hike on 10.45 h. as a reference point and the "sandals" well tied from the Plaza de la Iglesia of this friendly town and directing our senses and to the Camino de la Umbria , direction Las Lomas. From here from the so-called Cordel Collado de Puerto Blanco observe the new standards set up by the Junta de Andalucía reminding us that we walk by a VP (Via Animal.)
To our left we are looking at a beautiful view of some of the low mountain summits: the enormous Calar de Güejar Sierra, and when we left the clouds, the high peaks of Sierra Nevada, on our right the Cerro de la Cruz , Huétor Bridge on the A-92 and the beautiful nearby town of Huétor Santillán. Behind us a beautiful view, and as a farewell, we left the Beas de Granada.
Once past the "Lomas " and known for these lands "Tajo Clock" reached a crossroads: the two paths show us the same destination: the Ravine Trail Advocate. Known since ancient cattle track like "Walk of doubt." Livestock route that starts from the Cañada Real General Herding in the Green Puente Genil River and climbs through the ravine of the Advocate, crosses the current rental of Alhambra and goes to Winter Park and the plain of the Partridge, continuing the boundary of the municipalities of Granada Pinos Genil Granada and Dudar first and later. Following this route density on the municipality of Beas de Granada and the name of "String of Collado de Puerto Blanco." So we, today, but we were traveling in the opposite direction mentioned.
The road passes through areas of scrub, pine, oak and traditional crops of almonds and olives.
A scant two hours from the start of the march, we find the first buildings: the remains of an old farmhouse and the "Chapel of the Almecí Sto.Cristo" as literally stated in the inscription over the door.
is the Chapel of Almez where the feast of All Saints, a procession every year to honor the Christ of Almez whose image is displayed in a table inside, there in the back several niches the remains of individuals involved in these fields.
resume the road to meet soon with a series of buildings that form the so-called Andalusian Bethlehem, with more than a century, and we arrived about 13:30 pm, but before doing that high forced to take a small snack in the shade of a majestic century-old oak.
descended the gorge of Bethlehem, looking at some newly constructed buildings, some restored and some others in a state of total ruin. This whole area is populated by rich and varied vegetation, emphasizing large specimens of hackberry and oak. We continue our march
this dirt track approaching the farmhouse, watching several barriers remain open, including a gate.
About 2 PM we reached a point where we look at our feet the majestic Jesus del Valle and Cerro del Sol before our eyes, enjoying beautiful views of the high peaks of Sierra Nevada, and other low Granada mountain, as the Cerro de Huenes and Dílar Alayos in the background the mountains of buds and Arana.
resume the march with a gentle descent to the "Arquillos " aqueduct water pipe that is part of called the French Channel one of the few sections that are not buried. Here we find another crossroads: on the left leads to the boat Cenes, the right of Jesus del Valle, and we continue straight. After a steep but short climb, we took a red dirt track, we are entering the greatest exponent of indigenous forest enjoying the city of Granada: the Dehesa del Generalife within urban park and it leaves us, after the transfer of a battered metal gate on the area's soccer fields Partridge Plain where we stopped a little further, and in the kiosk in the visitors' area, to "freshen up" a little, in both senses of the word.
From here, only to continue straight, first leaving the Sundial pointing behind us and then that little walk in the road surrounded by cypresses vermilion to get excellent views of the city of Granada where there is a large stone table with seats concerned. And there, as well as stone and stared referencing sites and places in the distance, only a large metal post Sevillana Electricity Company disfigured that wonderful and great picture of the surrender of Granada to our feet.
From here, we descend steeply, passing first and visiting Rain water tank and then take the path that leaves us in the new parking the Alhambra in the immediate vicinity of the cemetery of the city, continuing straight on the Park Alixares and then "let down" with the brakes thoroughly trampled by the Barranco del Abogado to lead to the Slope Escoriaza . Then, go down the Cuesta Mills and ended up in the Paseo de la Bomba ; not before a brief stop to drink water from the fountain next to the house, which was in Angel Ganivet, and about 4 o'clock in the afternoon.
point and the end of this pleasant journey that has known little and as a reminder of those steps taken by our ancestors, moving and walking now so small that piece of our history that separates us and unites us both.
As always leave some snapshots of those moments that result in continuity and order our steps. *
-Route: Granada - Beas de Granada by car. Beas de Granada - Cordel del Collado de Puerto Blanco - Vereda del Barranco del Abogado - Plain Partridge - Parking the Alhambra - Barranco del Abogado - Escoriaza Cuesta, Cuesta Mills - Paseo de la Bomba - Granada.
- Route: Linear
-Route: around about 16 km.aprox.
-Number of participants: 4
-Difficulty: Medium-Low
-Length: 5 h. 1 / 4
-Water: Carry

Sunday, October 15, 2006

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A BRIDGE ON THE MORRA
























BRIDGE ON
ALPUJARRA
Day 13-Oct-2006

That was done! On this bridge that was left of Pilar new Maria Angeles, Antonio, Nieves and this humble commentator adventurer and photographer to direct our steps towards our beloved Alpujarras and to appear at the balcony so natural, full of blue, green and white and without handrails.
To do this go out from Granada on Friday, 13 on the 5 pm, with room reserved in advance, because the bridge is advised, and the dreams included ahead towards the beautiful, white and hospitality in Capileira ( Capillaria Latin: hair, alluding to the fact that this county is the highest in the Barranco del Poqueira) . Upon reaching her, call Jose Ramon, old friend and fellow adventures of my cousin Antonio and has a home in Bubión (Latin bovium: field of oxen). So there we are invited to plan and discuss the route they would take the next day. Thanks, Jose Ramon y Maria Victoria, thence by the hospitality given away.

Day 14-Oct-2006

descended on foot, about nine in the morning from Capileira (1,436 m.) to Bubión (1,300 m.), where Jose Ramon and was waiting for us to start initiated by the first installment, which opened in the GR-7 in these places and going, and keep going, from the town of Granada Bubión a Pitre.
We went first, just a short walk and surrounded by Centennial Castañar of Bubión to incorporate, after vacuuming and rinsing eyes with these magnificent specimens of chestnut, and the trail clearly marked with its characteristic horizontal marks and painted in white and red and described as GR-7 - E-4 , up with toward the sky, and never better, to the Angel Pena, with a short climb and a stop on its very summit in the air. From here you can see, even the coastal town of Salobreña and took some great snapshots of Pampaneira (which the sun had not yet awakened, and which also comes from the Latin word, Pampinarium: as a place with many branches or land of vineyards) of Bubión, Capileira and the high peaks of Sierra Nevada (Tajos of the Virgin - with its built Capileira Fraile - Veleta, Los Machos, Rio Scrapes Dry and Depth of Caldera).
continue our march towards Pitres Taha crossing the headwaters of Barranco de la Sangre, accompanied at all the route of the road for a variety of lavender bushes (although pouring dry but the smell still so special to our steps) to first visit the pretty little town of Capilerilla where we discover that a street was not wider than our sticks. A neighbor told us it was the Gran Via and as such we accept it and smiling. We also visited the house here that Fernando Colomo shot some scenes for his film "Al Sur de Granada" on the life of Gerald Brenan.
Capilerilla is the highest in the city center and its 1,400 m. altitude has the privilege of being the natural view of the entire Taha then fell to the beautiful town of Pitres to visit "the port", he promised that the mayor and consisting incrito and delivered on a plate for their inhabitants ... "Barbarians Pitres - What do you want? - Seaport? - Granted that you have" And indeed there was "Chanquete boat" on a town square, next to a bleached wash and to soak their bones.
continue with our march down to get into Mecina , core of the old-Fondales Mecina, the second largest town of La Taha. We can highlight your church and urban layout perfectly adapted to the terrain. It also has a spring of bitter water. Here we make a brief stop for refreshments in the gorges. The Arabic word-Thahash-districts were governed by an executive officer (warden) and a spiritual leader (the alfaqui older) who divided the Alpujarras at the end of the Nazari dynasty (S. XV). There were twelve of Thahash covering throughout the Alpujarras, persisting Pitres only as of the date, but once all these people belonged to the Poqueyra Taha. We continued our march
direction Ferreirola now, short for Ferreira, his name stands for "small iron ore mine." Almost hidden by its location between cliffs, only the church tower warns us of its presence. Noting further how the cemetery is attached to it, as tradition dictates. The quality of their sources are rare, the gas is unique in the Alpujarra, ferruginous waters because it combines with natural gas. Also this people preserve old ways from another era as former public bath and laundry. The beautiful
Ferreirola source, adorned with mosaics depicting various farming jobs on the vintage and located on the edge, we must and we take that high a few tastings of its waters. The note, since we already know that outstanding up. As the gases, of course ...! Gasearnos
After that much closer to our dry throats, now we take the GR-142 which leads to Busquistar to leave at the first turn that we left and that leads us now, costs and back up, the following village of Taha Atalbeitar or veterinary district "in Arabic. Is a Ferreirola annexed old, and together they formed a single municipality. Located in the village mosque Mozarabic Busquístar, Atalbeitar remains today one of the places that have preserved the quaintness of the building alpujarreña. Some of his sources have also ferruginous properties.
From Atalbeitar climb again, first by a stretch of paved road to incorporate us back to the GR-7. After crossing the Barranco Bermejo , end again in Pitres, leaving before our left an old shelter that is still in operation and that is so characteristic flora consists of ancient chestnut trees, oaks, poplars, oaks, rascaviejas, horehound ...
Here's wife joins Jose Ramon for lunch, and all together, in a typical restaurant in the Village Plaza, next to the church of San Roque, whose owner, and from some old "tub" and preserves , elegantly, in small rooms with rustic and reaching the most typical and original alpujarreña construction. Plated, taking all hats and caps, and opening for all purposes the mouths ...!
After the lunch, we bid farewell to Jose Ramon who leaves with his wife in the vehicle, and we four, the four riders on this bridge would shorten sadly, we headed back down the path brought us to this goal. So in Pitres to Capilerilla , and now we go again "sweating the Hump" between now and Capileira , following the lane highway to lead to the paved road and that is the Sierra de la Hoya del Portillo, Mulhacén and Vane, coming just at the point indicated and marked on a large rock of slate as "Cortijo Prado Toro." From here it's downhill just keep the 2 km of paved road to Capileira.
say is that I have invested in this circular motion about 5 hours (Capileira-Bubión-Capilerilla-Pitre Mecina-Ferreirola-Atalbeitar-Pitre), and 2 hours to return from Capilerilla-Capileira Pitre; total of 7 hours and "The Bridge" was paying off. Dinner and accommodation, sent here and the cool time was out.

Day October 15, 2006

The
Cebadilla
Poqueira
The Gorge (Latin porca-Porcão : groove opens the ground to dismiss the water) very appropriate word to refer to this beautiful ravine at the foot of the highest peaks of the Iberian Peninsula should be, without doubt, a must for anyone who wants to know the Alpujarra. We start
Capileira about 10 h. in the morning, after breakfast, some coffee with donuts in another typical restaurant of the people to get into the Poqueira Valley, which in its middle and without high mountains, we discover the nakedness of the southern side highest peaks of the Iberian Peninsula.
From the ages of Aldeire (excellent natural lookout Poqueira Gorge and these peaks of Sierra Nevada) of this town of Capileira, we start again today and the four direction of the Cebadilla (1,540 m.), a small village of Poqueira power plant, which was inaugurated in 1957.
This road, about a kilometer and runs along the left bank of the river Poqueira, we dive down to the final bridge to the Abuchite to climb and by the opposite side, the Barranco de Prado Largo walking in a gentle but continuous climb for about two km away, between old cottages and terraces, up to a farmhouse crowned by a processor of Seville. Mulhacén views from here, offering its close and great south side, are very dramatic sighting if you sharpen a rare sight to Poqueira Refuge, a small script on this great text on the landscape that nature offers.
now descend into The Cebadilla for happen before, up a bit and turning to our left on a dirt track along the side of the Power Plant Poqueira which is 1,540 m. altitude, at the confluence of two rivers that illuminate the Poqueira: El Toril and Naute, formed the latter by the waters of rivers Mulhacén, Rio Seco and Veleta. Poqueira river meets the river to reach Trevélez Guadalfeo river that flows between Motril and Salobreña.
From this place, cool and amazing, we started back across Capileira and the old town of Cebadilla built for the workers involved in the construction of the Power Station. And only follow the first-hand lane in which we are to leave soon after and continue along a nice path (path that runs parallel to a cooling canal) following the signs that mark the milestones, to descend to the final by almost paved trail and that leaves us in the Barrio del Castillo , watching our arrival the curious formation and construction of "terra" houses, characterized by flat roofs, the land covered with gray clay of the place and called "launa"
We also see the huge front Lújar saw that with his 1817 m we closed this long weekend on the Barranco del Poqueira and has managed to short.
Full stop on the 2 hours PM and that after those 4 hours practically walking up and down, collection of moments, some of the photos displayed outside as a sign of "hot" color and smell of these lands, and that after that other typical lunch alpujarreño we look again and so stayed for the next steps ... Thinking and hoping that just the way we take and bring us to discover at each step, as always, something new.
And in those moments of remembrance, I stay and I say goodbye until next time!
*
Route: Circular on both tours.
-Number of participants: 5 / 4
-Difficulty: Medium-Low
-Time: 7 pm / 4h.
-Water, in all the towns