The Sierra de Baza in the province of Granada is for me a true refuge – a place I especially seek out in summer, when the coastal heat can become overwhelming. At 2000 meters above 0, the air is fresh and cool, offering a perfect escape. Even the drive up, along winding roads through pine and oak forests, hints at the unique character of this natural area.
The Sierra de Baza is a protected natural park that impresses with its diversity: deep valleys, wide forests, rugged rocks and small streams. While hiking, you might spot eagles, mountain goats and a rich plant life typical of Andalusian highlands.
For me, Sierra de Baza means above all peace and retreat. Far from beaches and tourist crowds, this is a place to truly breathe. The air is clear, nights are cool, and during the day countless trails invite you to walk and explore.
Whenever I am here, I feel that time slows down. Zuky and I enjoy our walks through the forests, and the views over the surrounding mountains never fail to take my breath away. It is one of my favorite places in Spain because it shows me a calmer, quieter side of the country.
The Sierra de Baza in the province of Granada is a true hidden gem for those seeking nature and silence. At 2000 meters above 0, it offers not only welcome coolness in summer but also landscapes that fascinate me again and again. For me, it is a place I always return to with joy.
Rainer Schmitz
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