Sierra de Baza Natural Park Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
protected area in Andalusia, Spain
About Sierra de Baza Natural Park
Andalucia has many areas of natural beauty and northeast of Granada province you will find more than 53 hectares of natural park – Sierra de Baza Natural Park. Mainly pine-clad, the higher ground is more barren and reaches more than 2,000 metres above sea level. Dotted across this park you will find various abandoned villages and farms, which highlight how this population has steadily declined. Mainly pine-clad, there are many steep slopes, jagged limestone peaks and superb views from Santa Barbara, the highest point at 2,271 m above sea level. Although pine woodland dominates, roughly 100 plant species have been found in the park. There are holm oaks, gall oaks and junipers along with Mediterranean scrubland, some berries and aromatic herbs. Golden eagles, Egyptian vultures, kestrels a
Sierra de Baza Natural Park Travel Guide Sections
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