Spain mountains

"We saw this mountain when climbing El Morro del Fraile Peak. From there we saw that it looked like a volcano and the web confirmed it. It seems that geologically it is very young and a walk on its slopes and summit shows it. The ground is covered with volcanic stone on all sides and the vegetation is scarce or nonexistent. They say there are many scorpions in the area but today we have not seen any." - Cabezo Negro de Tallante, franciscobirruezo, Aug 12, 2018

"This mountain demands a good physical form. This morning only Elvira and I reached the top. From there the tankers seem walnut shells but you can see miles of coastline. Except for some beach, the rest are hard cliffs in front of those that usually go whales and dolphins. The mountain has some deep chasms close to the summit, so it is convenient to go with attention." - Puntal del Moco, franciscobirruezo, Aug 11, 2018

"We drive to El Estrecho de San Gines. It is a town linked to the mining exploitation of these mountains, historically abandoned and forgotten. At present time seems to have stopped here. The ancestors of these people worked hard to extract minerals from these mountains. From the northern part of the town there are several trails that go up the hill, and allow to see the remains of mining activity. You have to be careful because some mines are not covered and you run the risk of falling inside. It is convenient to follow the trails." - Peak 174 m, franciscobirruezo, Aug 5, 2018

"We climb this mountain from the GR 92 route near Portman. A light breeze blows that refreshes us during the ascent. We are lucky because an important part of Spain today has heat alert. The mountain has no trees except a few on the north side and neither has clear trails to climb. From the summit we see the regeneration works of La Bahía de Portman and also fish farms for tuna farming. In this area, the waste from the silver mines was thrown into the sea for decades and now attempts are being made to solve it. When we get down we go to the Cola del Caballo cove where some young people try t" - Cabezo de la Galera, franciscobirruezo, Aug 4, 2018

"I was a bit lazy climbing this mountain, because of the heat and because this mountain always asks for 110% of physical effort. I was not wrong ... I had to perform to the maximum until the end. The Dinosaur Trail links with PR 57 and continues between Las Paredes del Leyva and El Morrón de Alhama. It does not stop ascending and has no end. Near the Refugio del Leyva you can see the Morra de Juan Alonso on the right. The access to the highest point is not easy because it is a lapiaz and you can stumble or put your foot in a hole." - Morra de Juan Alonso, franciscobirruezo, Jul 31, 2018