El Burgo – Molino Caído Dam loop from El Burgo

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El Burgo – Molino Caído Dam loop from El Burgo

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El Burgo – Molino Caído Dam loop from El Burgo

05:03

17.2km

460m

Hiking

Hard hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

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Parque Natural de la Sierra de las Nieves

Parque Nacional de la Sierra de las Nieves

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Parking

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105 m

El Burgo

Highlight • Settlement

The origins of this town are Celtic, but in its streets you can see remains of its Roman and Andalusian past and as a refuge for bandits from the Costa …

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354 m

Path through a small river

Highlight • River

The path takes you through a small river. It is recommended to wear high shoes. Nearby, you can also walk across a bridge if water levels are too high

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6.26 km

Puerto de la Mujer

Highlight • Mountain Pass

This port is a mandatory stop both to rest and to contemplate the foothills of Sierra Hidalga and its centuries-old Spanish firs.

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8.08 km

Río del Burgo

Highlight • River

Bridge not available, but not necessary either.

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10.8 km

Burgo Dam Lake

Highlight • Lake

From the dam, you have a nice view. It is also a nice spot for lunch. You can also swim there if there is enough water

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10.8 km

Lovely winding path

Highlight • Trail

This is a nice winding path up the mountain. The trees act as a roof here. The light fall here is wonderful

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12.6 km

Beautiful viewpoint over the dam

Highlight • Viewpoint

From this spot, you have a great view of the dam and the beautiful surroundings. The water glistens beautifully in the sun

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14.8 km

Molino Caído Dam

Highlight • Structure

The Turón river dams are responsible for regulating the flow and controlling excess sediment. From the Molino Caído dam there is a path that goes down to the bathing area, known as Azud Largo.

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