Stands out for

  • • 34 km circular route with 1,076 m of cumulative elevation gain
  • • Ascent to Pico Lopera at 1,491 m with panoramic sea views
  • • Stop at the natural reservoir Pantaneta de la Cueva de Funes
  • • Well-maintained forest trails with some technical sections
  • • Scent of thyme and stone pine throughout the ride

Description

Context The Sierra de Almijara, part of the Natural Park Sierras de Tejeda, Almijara and Alhama, offers a mountainous landscape with well-maintained forest trails and elevations reaching up to 1,491 meters. This electric bike circular route spans approximately 34 km with a total positive elevation gain of 1,076 meters, blending natural beauty with sweeping sea vistas. The wind carries scents of thyme and stone pine, enhancing the rhythm of your ride. ">">The Experience You begin at a meeting point such as the Restaurante Los Prados, where you receive your electric bike and a safety briefing. The route winds through forest paths toward Puerto del Sol and Altos de los Buitres, with stops for raptor birdwatching and panoramic photo opportunities. The climb to Pico Lopera at 1,491 meters offers expansive views and time to rest. The descent toward the Pantaneta de la Cueva de Funes reservoir allows a refreshing pause near the natural lake before returning to the starting point. The sound of wind through pines and bird songs accompany your journey. ">">For Whom This route suits individuals with moderate fitness, families with older children who have prior biking experience, and groups of friends. It is not recommended for complete beginners without mountain biking experience, people with limited mobility unless using adapted equipment, or young children unless age minimum is confirmed. Moderate physical activity and comfort with technical trail sections are required. ">">Local Context The Sierra de Almijara is a protected area where Mediterranean flora and fauna coexist with rural traditions. Guides share insights on local biodiversity and regional history, including nearby villages like Cómpeta and Lentegí, where traditional Andalusian cuisine reflects the area’s cultural heritage.

Key Info

Difficulty

Easy

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

seasons.SPRING, seasons.SUMMER, seasons.AUTUMN

Recommended Age Range

All ages

Booking required

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Practical Guide

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Expert Recommendations

Bring comfortable cycling clothing and footwear, adequate sun protection, and plenty of water. The best time to ride is from spring through autumn, avoiding summer due to high temperatures and fire risk. Ride early in the morning to avoid peak heat and follow guide instructions carefully, particularly on technical sections.

Physical Requirements

Moderate physical activity, suitable for families and friends

About the Area

The Sierra de Almijara is part of the Natural Park Sierras de Tejeda, Almijara and Alhama, offering mountain terrain and forest trails ideal for cycling. Nearby towns such as Lentegí and Cómpeta provide dining and accommodation options. The area also allows combining the ride with cultural visits to Granada or excursions to the Caves of Nerja, enriching the overall experience.

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Ruta en BTT eléctrica por Sierra Tejeda, 3h30m

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€65

Ruta en BTT eléctrica por Sierra de Almijara 3h30m

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€65

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Frequently Asked Questions

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There is no official minimum age; please contact the operator to confirm if children can participate, based on their experience level and adult supervision.
A moderate fitness level is recommended due to technical sections and 1,076 meters of elevation gain, though the electric bike supports the climb.
Yes, wearing a helmet and protective gear is strongly recommended for safety, especially on technical trail segments.
Comfortable cycling clothes, proper footwear, sufficient water, and sun protection are essential for completing the ride safely and comfortably.
Shaded areas are limited along the route; it is best to ride in the morning and carry proper sun protection to avoid overheating.