In April 2024 I began walking the Via Serrana in stages from La Linea de la Concepción, near Gibraltar. So far I’ve completed the first six stages to Ronda.
My plan is to walk the full route of the Via Serrana to Seville.
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Again I was walking this stage and then returning home at the end of the day. However, this time I was walking stage five immediately afterwards before catching my train. If you’ve read my account of stage three you’ll know that I very nearly didn’t make my connection thanks to me missing some yellow arrows […]
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As with stages one and two I was walking this stage and then returning home at the end of the day rather than staying in El Colmenar at the end of the stage. However, if you’re hiking straight through and intend to stay in El Colmenar there are a few accommodation options available in the
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As with stage one I was walking this stage and then returning home at the end of the day rather than staying in Jimena de la Frontera. However, if you intend to stay in Jimena there are a few accommodation options available. Jimena de la Frontera (or at least its suburb, Los Angeles) lies on
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Stage one of the Via Serrana between La Linea de la Concepción and San Martin del Tesorillo is the longest of the entire route due to the lack of accommodation between these two towns. However, as I live in the area my plan was to walk between La Linea and San Roque on the first
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