Highlights
- • Coastal and mountainous landscapes
- • Unique biodiversity
- • Outdoor activities
- • Rugged trails
- • Hidden coves
description
The Parque Natural de la Sierra de la Muela, Cabo Tiñoso y Roldán is a haven where the majesty of the Mediterranean coast meets the tranquility of the mountains. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in an experience that spans from rugged trails to hidden coves, all under a seemingly endless sky. This park is a sanctuary for biodiversity, hosting unique species that find their home in this divers…
The Parque Natural de la Sierra de la Muela, Cabo Tiñoso y Roldán is a haven where the majesty of the Mediterranean coast meets the tranquility of the mountains. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in an experience that spans from rugged trails to hidden coves, all under a seemingly endless sky. This park is a sanctuary for biodiversity, hosting unique species that find their home in this diverse and vibrant landscape. The region offers a variety of activities, from hiking to diving, allowing adventurers to discover every corner of this natural paradise.
Location
Guide - Parque Natural de la Sierra de la Muela, Cabo Tiñoso y Roldán
How to get there
Information on how to get to the region
From Cartagena, take the RM-E23 road heading west. The park is about a 30-minute drive. There is no direct public transport, so private vehicle use is recommended. Parking is available at main entrances.
Area Information
General information about the area
The park offers well-maintained trails and rest areas. There are no accommodation facilities within the park, but Cartagena offers nearby options.
Geography
Geography and terrain characteristics
The park covers an area of 11,000 hectares, combining coastal landscapes with mountains reaching up to 1,000 meters in altitude. Its location in the Murcia region offers panoramic views of the Mediterranean.
Flora & Fauna
Flora and fauna of the region
Flora includes Mediterranean species such as Aleppo pine and dwarf palm. Fauna is diverse, with birds of prey like the Bonelli's eagle and mammals such as wild boar.
Can you camp in the park?
Camping is not allowed within the park to protect the natural environment.
Are there marked hiking trails?
Yes, the park has several well-marked hiking trails for different difficulty levels.
Is there an entrance fee to access the park?
No, access to the park is free, but it is recommended to respect conservation rules.