This route consists of two gravel sections, neither of which should be missed. The first section involves climbing uphill on a dilapidated paved road, leading to a first viewpoint. Continuing towards the mountains, you'll pass a picnic area that is now in a state of disrepair. From here, a moderately gravelled track descends to the source of the Andarax River. A tourist complex with a restaurant and a marked hiking trail has sprung up around the spring, a popular destination for locals in the summer. It's worth taking some time to explore this area. The connection to the second gravel section is via a short stretch of paved road through the charming village of Laujar de Andarax. The second section of the route climbs steeply uphill on a winding track along the edge of the Sierra Nevada National Park. You'll reach an altitude of approximately 1900 meters, and in winter (January/February), the track may be covered with fresh snow or snow remnants. The trump card of this second part is the chamois and ibex, the remains of an abandoned mine and the wide panoramic views.
  

Overview of Andalusia 2 Coast

• B30 Antenna Summit
• B31 Buddha Offroad Tour
• B32 Sierra Nevada off-road
• B33 Tree + Flower Trail
• B35 Mountain Crossing
• B34 Ever higher
• B36 Andalusia Sierra Nevada
• B38 Mountain feeling
• B39 Seaside Runway
• B40 White mountain road
• B41 slope
• B42 Fort Bravo Andalusia
• B43 Mirador Tour
• B44 Breathtaking
• B45 mountain crossing
• B46 Mine Round
• B47 National Park Edge