Andalusia
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Caminito del Rey – itinerary, tickets, route description, access
Caminito del Rey is a very spectacular path in Andalusia, in southern Spain. Caminito del Rey is 7.7 kilometers long and takes about 2 hours to complete. The trail begins in the town of Ardales and ends in Álora, at the El Chorro Dam. On the route you pass between two walls, canyons and a large valley, partly on trails and partly on footbridges. I went on the trail on a weekend in June with my friends from work. Caminito was the highlight of our trip and we stopped in the pretty town of Ronda. The history of the Caminito del Rey trail Caminito del Rey dates back to 1901-1905,…
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Caminito del Rey – itinerary, tickets, route description, access
