Sport Tourism

We show you the excellences of this environment for sports practice. If you are inclined towards a healthy lifestyle, we give you the chance to practice outdoor activities all year round. Magnificent trails where, as well as exercising, you can enjoy natural spaces with a powerful natural attraction.

DAY TRIPS

Route through Purchena

We recommend a leisurely stroll through its streets, starting at the Plaza Larga, the new location of the Town Hall, where the Summer Courses of the University of Almeria are held every summer and where the new Ethnographic Museum is located.

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TRAILS – WALKING ROUTES

Cuesta Blanca de Sierro – Bacares trail

PR-A 14
Length: 14 km
Year of homologation: 2007

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Taberno – El Picacho trail

PR-A 117
Length: 8,1 km
Year of homologation: 2004

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Trails of Los Molinos – Urrácal

PR-A 300
Length: 10 km
Year of homologation: 2008

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Trail of Las Minas de Talco, Lúcar – Somontín

PR-A 301
Length: 12,1 km
Year of approval: 2004

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Sierro – Bayarque trail

PR-A 302
Length: 13 km
Year of approval: 2009

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Reul Alto – Laroya trail

PR-A 372
Length: 13,4 km
Year of approval: 2011

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Los Molinos Trail

PR-A 366
Length: 8.5 km
Year of approval: 2013

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MTB ROUTES

Serón – Los Santos – Serón

We leave Serón on the Greenway towards Los Angostos, taking the path to the right of Cortijo el Pino. We reach the track that goes from Alcóntar to Calar Alto and we turn off past the Fuente del Aguadero to the left following the Los Santos signpost. Route of the Gamellón Club.

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Get to know Serón by bike

A route that can be done by almost any amateur in about 2 hours in a leisurely manner.

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Senda of Arrieros

When we reach km 24 approx, we begin to ride through wadis with a sandstone floor that will make it very difficult to drive the wheels, in many occasions it will seem that we are dragging a sled because it was so difficult to pedal. Route created by Albox Bike

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Albox – Oria – Albox

The route is divided into two very different parts: the one that runs along wadis on the outward and return journeys and the intermediate part along forest tracks, paths and local roads without traffic, some of which are asphalted, others are simple dirt tracks in good condition.

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