Spain Castile and León
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This hiking route will take you through a picturesque area with stunning views and challenging terrain. The trail is an out-and-back type, with a total distance of 11.426 kilometers and an elevation gain of 381 meters, making it a difficult hike that will take approximately 3 hours and 35 minutes to complete.
Starting at the trailhead, you will soon come across the "Fuente del Arco," a drinking water source located 1.43 kilometers from the start. Make sure to fill up your water bottle here as staying hydrated is crucial on this long and strenuous hike.
As you continue along the trail, you will pass by the "Cabaña" shelter at 1.82 kilometers, providing a rest stop for hikers to take a break and enjoy the surrounding nature.
At the halfway point, you will reach the "Peña la Magdalena" peak, although it is not directly on the trail, it offers a stunning view and is a great spot for a photo opportunity.
The highlight of the hike is reaching the "Pico Navarín" peak at 5.71 kilometers from the start. This peak offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, making the challenging hike well worth the effort.
On your way back, you can stop by the "Peña de la Cueva" peak at 0.08 kilometers from the start, offering another impressive viewpoint.
Before embarking on this hike, be sure to check the weather forecast and pack plenty of water, snacks, and appropriate hiking gear. Additionally, it is recommended to start early in the day to allow enough time to complete the hike before sunset.
Overall, this hike to Pico Navarín will provide you with a rewarding and memorable outdoor adventure, perfect for experienced hikers looking for a challenging and scenic route.