Guided Hiking in the Serranía de Ronda, Málaga

Context The Serranía de Ronda in Málaga offers a natural landscape shaped by dramatic geography and a deep historical legacy. The Tajo de Ronda canyon, plunging 98 meters deep, divides the city and defines a unique landscape in Andalusia. Trails wind through Mediterranean forests and ancient pathways—Roman and Moorish—inviting hikers to explore both nature and history in one immersive journey.

The experience The tour begins in Ronda’s historic center with a meet-up and orientation from your guide. You’ll walk through the old town, passing iconic arches and churches, while the breeze carries scents of thyme and holm oaks. Next, you’ll ascend to the Mirador del Puente Nuevo for sweeping views of the canyon and surrounding terrain. The path continues along natural trails, where you’ll hear the gentle flow of water along the Ruta de los Molinos and breathe in the rich aromas of the Mediterranean landscape, before returning to the starting point.

For whom This hike is ideal for those in good physical condition, enjoying moderate hiking and local history. Families with children over 8 years old who are used to walking several hours are welcome. Not recommended for individuals with limited mobility or a strong fear of heights.

Local context Ronda is a city with deep historical roots, where cultural heritage coexists with natural beauty. Guides often share stories about urban history and how residents have lived in harmony with the mountainous environment, enriching the experience with authentic insights into local life.