Walking the GR7 in Andalucia - Michelle Lowe, Kirstie Shirra

Walking the GR7 in Andalucia

From Tarifa to Puebla de Don Fadrique
Buch | Softcover
320 Seiten
2013 | 2nd Revised edition
Cicerone Press (Verlag)
978-1-85284-693-0 (ISBN)
21,10 inkl. MwSt
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Trekking guidebook to the GR7 in Andalucia, from Tarifa to Puebla de don Fadrique. Both variants included; the north through Cordoba, the south through Granada. Over 700km, the trail takes over a month and explores varied landscapes, including the Sierra Nevada. Included are practical accommodation details to help plan. Part of the E4 route.
Comprehensive guidebook to walking the GR7 through Andalucia in southern Spain. Both variants, the northern that visits Cordoba, and the southern that goes through Granada and the Sierra Nevada are included. This wonderfully varied route starts at the southernmost tip of Spain on the coast at Tarifa, and meanders through the provinces of Cadiz and Malaga before dividing. The northern fork heads through Cordoba and Jaen provinces (718km, 34 to 41 days in total), while the southern fork passes through Almeria and Granada (735km, 35 to 42 days). Both routes finish at Puebla de don Fadrique. The fully waymarked route crosses seven stunning natural parks and the Sierra Nevada national park, home to mainland Spain's highest peak - Mulhacen. All the information needed to plan a trek is included. Stage maps use official IGN mapping. Detailed route descriptions are given for around 60 days of walking, with options for creating shorter sections and days. The GR7 avoids tarmac roads wherever possible, instead taking ancient trade routes, bridlepaths and even goat tracks, there are only a few sections of steep ascent, so this route is suitable for walkers of reasonable fitness and navigational ability. The GR7 s also part of the European E4 route.

Kirstie Shirra is a freelance writer and environmental campaigner. Kirstie has also written Scotland's Best Small Mountains for Cicerone and regularly writes for walking publications. Michelle Lowe is a writer, researcher and campaigner who loves walking. Based in Edinburgh she has spent time living, travelling and trekking in Ecuador, Peru, Nepal and Europe. Contributor Miguel Ángel Santaella has traveled and walked in Asia, New Zealand, Central Europe and Spain and is the creator of the www.rutasyviajes.net website which posts GPS routes for each stage of the GR7.

Overview map
Map key
Publisher's Preface

Introduction

About Andalucía
Culture
Andalucían cuisine
Language
History
Current issues
Wildlife
National and natural parks
About the GR7
Weather and when to go
How to get there
How to get back
Where to stay
Facilities
Maps and guides
What to take
Safety and emergencies
Using this guide

1 Cádiz and Málaga

Cádiz province

Stage 1 Tarifa - Los Barrios
Stage 2 Los Barrios - Castillo de Castellar
Stage 3 Castillo de Castellar - Jimena de la Frontera
Stage 4 Jimena de la Frontera - Ubrique
Stage 5 Ubrique - Montejaque

Málaga province

Stage 6 Montejaque - Arriate
Stage 7 Arriate - Ardales
Stage 8 Ardales - El Chorro
Stage 9 El Chorro - Valle de Abdalajís
Stage 10 Valle de Abdalajís - Antequera
Stage 11 Antequera - Villanueva de Cauche

2 Northern Fork - Málaga, Córdoba and Jaén

Málaga province

Stage 12A Villanueva de Cauche - Villanueva del Trabuco
Stage 13A Villanueva del Trabuco - Villanueva de Tapia
Stage 14A Villanueva de Tapia - Villanueva de Algaidas
Stage 15A Villanueva de Algaidas - Cuevas de San Marcos
Stage 16A Cuevas de San Marcos - Rute

Córdoba province

Stage 17A Rute - Priego de Córdoba
Stage 18A Priego de Córdoba - Almendinilla
Stage 19A Almedinilla - Alcalá la Real

Jaén province

Stage 20A Alcalá la Real - Frailes
Stage 21A Frailes - Carchelejo
Stage 22A Carchelejo - Cambil
Stage 23A Cambil - Torres
Stage 24A Torres - Bedmar
Stage 25A Bedmar - Jódar
Stage 26A Jódar - Quesada
Stage 27A Quesada - Cazorla
Stage 28A Cazorla - Vadillo de Castril
Stage 29A Vadillo de Castril - Coto-Ríos
Stage 30A Coto-Ríos - Pontones
Stage 31A Pontones - Santiago de la Espada
Stage 32A Santiago de la Espada - Puebla de Don Fadrique

3 Southern Fork - Málaga and Granada

Málaga province

Stage 12B Villanueva de Cauche - Riogordo
Stage 13B Riogordo - Ventas de Zafarraya

Granada province (and Almería)

Stage 14B Ventas de Zafarraya - Alhama de Granada
Stage 15B Alhama de Granada - Arenas del Rey
Stage 16B Arenas del Rey - Jayena
Stage 17B Jayena - Albuñuelas
Stage 18B Albuñuelas - Nigüelas
Stage 19B Nigüelas - Lanjarón
Stage 20B Lanjarón - Soportújar
Stage 21B Soportújar - Pitres
Stage 22B Pitres - Trevélez
Stage 23B Trevélez - Cádiar
Stage 24B Cádiar - Yegen
Stage 25B Yegen - Laroles
Stage 26B Laroles - Puerto de la Ragua
Stage 27B Puerto de la Ragua - La Calahorra
Stage 28B La Calahorra - Narváez
Stage 29B Narváez - Zújar
Stage 30B Zújar - Benamaurel
Stage 31B Benamaurel - Cúllar
Stage 32B Cúllar - Orce
Stage 33B Orce - Huéscar
Stage 34B Huéscar - Puebla de Don Fadrique

Appendix A Summary of route itineraries
Appendix B Spanish-English glossary
Appendix C Further information

Zusatzinfo Over 90 photos and 40 maps
Verlagsort Kendal
Sprache englisch
Maße 116 x 172 mm
Gewicht 380 g
Themenwelt Sachbuch/Ratgeber Sport
Reiseführer Europa Spanien
ISBN-10 1-85284-693-3 / 1852846933
ISBN-13 978-1-85284-693-0 / 9781852846930
Zustand Neuware
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