The walk is in the Rio Grande Valley close to Tolox where the river is still small. It follows a dirt track past pomegranate and orange trees and also olive groves.There are some hills and after rain there may be a couple of easy streams to cross.

Repeat of the walk of Monday 20th of January
The walk is in the Rio Grande Valley close to Tolox where the river is still small. It follows a dirt track past pomegranate and orange trees and also olive groves.There are some hills and after rain there may be a couple of easy streams to cross.

A beautiful walk of about 2.5 to 3 hours in duration. It leads through the Graja pass ultimately to a picnic area, passing cliffs, fountains and interesting vegetation.

This walk was cancelled in December due to bad weather and now given another chance.
The start of this walk is for the first km and the first half hour very difficult because of the steep, rocky path with deep gullies and loose stones, up to the wider path that can be called a pleasant and easy, country walk.

This route follows the boardwalks next to the beach and sand dunes, passes through pleasant streets and then through unspoilt countryside. There are some gradients and some rough ground but there is a stop on the crest of a hill overlooking the sea.

This walk will pass through the pine forest and across heath land. Several inclines lead to a mirador which is next to a fire lookout post. From this point there are great views down to the coastline and surrounding countryside.

Las Huertas de Coín is a small hamlet in the countryside between Guaro and Coín. The walk is a circular route over the Rio Grande and past agricultural land. It has spectacular views of the Sierra de las Nieves.