Villanueva de Tapia

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Hiking and Walking in Villanueva de Tapia

Due to its mild relief, Villanueva de Tapia boasts a wide array of hiking trails that can be negotiated by the whole family.

Route of Olive Groves:

Route of Cattle:

La Pontanilla:

Route to Sierra del Pedroso:

Route to Villanueva del Trabuco and Salinas.

Other interesting sights to get to in hiking tours are the springs of La Alameda, El Borbollón, and La Matea.

With it higher point being 1,024 metres above sea level, it affords views of gall oaks, dwarf evergreen oaks, and cork oaks, foxes, wild boars, partridges, and rabbits. It takes hikers to the border point between Málaga, Córdoba, and Granada. It links three roads that used to be main roads in the past, used by cattle breeders to get to Villanueva de Tapia in times of the Cattle Fair. It connects Villanueva de Tapia with the neighbouring villages of Villanueva de Algaidas, Cuevas Bajas, and Cuevas de San Marcos. It can also be done on a mountain bike.