Sierra de Grazalema

The Sierra de Grazalema is a spectacular natural park in Andalusia, where limestone peaks reach 1,654 meters and deep ravines hide mysterious caves. Relict forests of Spanish fir – an endangered endemic species – form unique ecosystems, and colonies of vultures nest on steep cliffs. The UNESCO Biosphere Reserve delights with its wild nature, picturesque trails through white villages, and one of the highest rainfall rates in Spain, which makes it explode with colors in the spring.