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Benagalbón Watchtower – Torre del Cantal loop from Benagalbón

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Rincón De La Victoria

Benagalbón Watchtower – Torre del Cantal loop from Benagalbón

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Benagalbón Watchtower – Torre del Cantal loop from Benagalbón

01:13

18.2km

150m

Mountain biking

Easy mountain bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 11, 2026

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3.43 km

Benagalbón Watchtower

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Construction very typical of the whole province of Malaga, whose origins are military, and dating back to the fourteenth century. You will find one in the center of Torre de Benagalbón and another in the El Cantal neighborhood of Rincón de la Victoria.

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7.23 km

Torre del Cantal

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The Torre del Cantal is located in an elevated position at the end of Paseo de la Marina. Like the Torre de Chilches and the Torre del Jaral, the ancient documentation considers the Torre del Cantal as Nasrid heritage from the 12th to 15th centuries. You also have a nice view over the coast of Rincón de la Victoria.

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7.82 km

Sea Viewpoint

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9.26 km

La Cala del Moral Beach

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10.8 km

Cycle Path with Tunnels

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10.9 km

“La Cochinita” Mural

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"La Conchinita" was the popular name of a small suburban railway in Málaga that connected the city with the Guadalhorce Valley, particularly Coín, at the beginning of the 20th century. The railway was part of the Málaga–Coín line and played an important role in transporting passengers and agricultural products from the surrounding countryside into the city. It likely earned its affectionate nickname due to its small size and leisurely pace, a common practice at the time of giving trains endearments. With the development of road transport, the line gradually lost its importance and was finally closed in the mid-20th century. Today, "La Conchinita" stands as a nostalgic symbol of Málaga's former railway history.

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