"Route through the protected landscape of Los Barrancos de Gebas where erosion has shaped red, white and yellow clays, leaving deep grooves dotted with vegetation adapted to semi-desert conditions. I see wild boar tracks as I approach hill 307, abandoned hunting posts where years ago they were used to hunt them along with partridges and rabbits. I greet other hikers who come from the town of Librilla here to do sports crossing some lemon farms." — franciscobirruezo • Oct 7, 2024

"Today my route is closer because gasoline in Spain is 1.50 euros per liter. It is a natural area near the Rambla de Algeciras Reservoir, the day as good as yesterday and better temperature (18 C). They are nearby hills so I decide to climb four and eat in one of them. at the 307 m peak I almost hit it due to a floor full of rounded stones, I also see here a wolf spider sunning itself. I continue up to 332 m where I have some sandwiches, from here I move across the mountain to 349 m where I begin to have better views of the reservoir, on this mountain there are quite a few fossil shells. I decide to climb the 401 m, more complicated than the others due to the reforestation work that were made years ago, creating terraces at different levels and that are eroded. The view from here is pretty good in all directions. I decide to go down a ravine helping me with the cane. I have seen some partridges and quite a few butterflies today, I think this area has a milder climate due to the presence of the reservoir, in fact there were quite a few flowering plants." — franciscobirruezo • Jan 30, 2022

"I liked this hill because of the reddish color it has. The views of the Peak 401 m from here are beautiful. I see carved earth and cut trees but I only see a couple of more walkers with a white dog." — franciscobirruezo • Feb 24, 2018