High level guided trekking - day or multi-day tours
"Just a quick email to say thank you for a superb holiday. It has given me the wish to do more and experience other things. The guiding was excellent. Hopefully see you next year" Emma Phillips, Sierra Nevada Traverse
Trekking Sierra Nevada 3000m Peaks (Los Tres Miles)
Early
autumn and the spring are ideal times to visit. The weather is cool
enough for the lowlands, yet warm and dry enough for the high mountains.
Snow will linger on the high peaks for much of the year. We run these
popular trips from mid-May through to the end of November. We aim to
cover all the main 3,000 metre peaks of the Sierra Nevada in one week.
Transport support is provided to ensure we are able to traverse the
main sections of the range. The walking is quiet and unspoilt but a
certain amount of resilience is required as it is remote and rough.
More info about the tours......
Mulhacen - Spain's highest mountain
Mulhacen
rises to 3482m making it the highest peak in the Iberian Peninsula and
continental Spain. Mulhacen is also the highest peak in Europe outside
the Alps and the Caucasus Mountains, and the third most topographically
prominent peak in Western Europe, after Mont Blanc and Mount Etna. It
is part of the Sierra Nevada range in the Cordillera Penibetica. We
climb Mulhacen in either a 2 day ascent staying in the Poqueira Hut
or a 1 day (summer only ascent).
More info......
Walking Sierra Nevada High Peaks
The high and major peaks of the Sierra Nevada can be ascended in 1 or
2 days. Why not include the ascent of some of the finest peaks in Spain
into your holiday itinerary? You may combine any of these trips into
a week or 2 weeks walking. The walking is rough but the views are vast
and spectacular and yet, quiet and unspoilt!
More info (inc Veleta)......
Mulhacen Alcabaza & Vacares 3 day trek
A
new trek traversing south to north across the range. Long and remote.
Stay in high camps in the mountains.
More info (inc Siete Lagunas camp)......Trekking Reports
"Pyrenees - The Best Bits!"
This trek through some of the best and most dramatic parts of the French
and Spanish Pyrenees takes 6 days. Highlights include the Cirque de
Gavarnie, Mount Perdido and the Ordessa Canyon. It takes normally 6
days. Many options exist for easier or harder days. The group size will
be a minimum of 2 and maximum of 6. We are very flexible and can easily
extend or shorten the itineraries to suit. Our guides are very experienced
and knowledgeable about the Pyrenees. They live and work here in Spain.
More info......
