Villa Ciscarejo Country house between orange groves in Gádor (Almería)

The region is surrounded by the Los Filabres Mountains, considered the main lung of Almería because of the abundance of forests, the Sierra de las Estancias and the Lúcar Mountains, all with beech, pine and holm oak forests. From here, the beautiful natural landscapes and wild corners, where the streams and waterfalls are the main protagonists, extend to the various towns of the district, an attraction for lovers of nature and the environment. In Olula del Río, for example, you can hike and reach the so-called Cerrá de Olula or Pinatar Mountain Park. In Urrácal, those visitors who like to be in nature without giving up the amenities offered in the resort area of this place will feel more comfortable. There are also others in Purchena, that of Silveria, Lúcar, that of Poveda, and in Serón, that of Jordana and Jorvila.

From Somontín, viewpoint of Almanzora, the tourist can enjoy impressive views of the district and its small hamlet, later getting closer to the areas of Gevas in Purchena, the Loma de la Junquera in Suflí or the Boloyunta riverbed and the Barranco Balsica in the municipality of Sierro.
The ridge of Águila in Alcóntaa, the oak of Marchal del Abogado, considered the oldest and largest in the province of Almería, the oak of the Loma in Serón, the banks of the Tahalí river, the Cerro Gordo pine grove, both in Lújar, or the Picos del Morrón complete the natural offerings available in Almanzora.