GR-7. Stage 88. Antequera-Valle de Abdalajís

Stage 88 of the GR-7, which connects Antequera with the Valle de Abdalajís, offers a unique experience for hiking enthusiasts in Andalusia. With a length of 18.1 kilometers and a considered high difficulty, this route challenges walkers to explore a varied landscape that combines mountains, valleys, and panoramic views. The route begins in Antequera, a city rich in history and culture, famous for its architectural heritage that includes prehistoric dolmens and the impressive Alcazaba. As you progress, the path leads you through a natural environment that reflects the diversity of the region. With a total elevation gain of 643 meters, walkers will be rewarded with spectacular views of the Andalusian landscape. Upon reaching the Valle de Abdalajís, a municipality in the province of Málaga, hikers can enjoy the tranquility of this rural setting. This valley is known for its natural beauty and rich biodiversity, as well as being an ideal place for outdoor activities such as climbing and cycling. Along the route, walkers may encounter various native flora and fauna, as well as enjoy the hospitality of the local inhabitants, who offer an authentic glimpse into life in this part of Andalusia. Stage 88 of the GR-7 is not only a physical challenge but also an opportunity to immerse oneself in the culture and nature of one of the most emblematic regions of Spain.