It is a unique viewpoint with excellent views of the entire Jorox valley. Right between the municipalities of Alozaina and Yunquera. This valley, located around the river Jorox and on the border between the Sierra de las Nieves and the Guadalhorce region, is one of the natural enclaves with the greatest variety of landscapes in the whole area. It has also been inhabited since the Palaeolithic Age, as evidenced by countless archaeological finds in the caves that surround the valley.
The route begins on the A-366 road, next to the town of Alozaina. The beginning of the same one runs in continuous ascent, by a way that gives access to the zone of the municipal deposits of waters, to continue then until the called Llano de Zaralejo. From there, the itinerary always runs along an old path, which in a short distance is cut by the Sierra Prieta lane. From this lane, and always in ascent, there are
The municipal laundries witnessed the effort and sacrifice of many women, and also served as a stage for a new way of earning a living during the second half of the 19th century, when hygiene was considered a -luxury-.
It dates back to 1570, when some 600 men led by El Yebali and Lorenzo Alfaqui from Ronda disguised themselves as Castilians and came to Alozaina with the intention of taking possession of it, land where only women, old men and children were to be found, as its inhabitants had gone to harvest.
Puntos de Inicio y Fin:
Alozaina: Inicio del Camino Alto de Guaro, junto a Cementerio, en C/Camino del mercado
Alozaina: Inicio de Camino de Coín, final de C/Coín – fuente Grande.
Ecosistemas y paisajes destacables:
Campos de cultivo. Olivares.