Sierra de Baza Nature Reserve
Sierra de Baza
This sierra is a rocky massif in which you can find plains, deep valleys and escarpments. Its botanical worth is considerable, as is its richness of flora and fauna.
Granada's Sierra de Baza is surrounded by the wide valleys of Guadix and Baza, less for the south-east part that extends along Sierra de Filabres. The flora of this protected space contains redoubts of the indigenous Mediterranean forest, as well as of deciduous species. This sierra is noteworthy in terms of the indigenous Mediterranean pine groves it houses. With respect to the fauna, we should mention the existence of the badger, wild cat or genet, amongst others. In this sierra you can also see golden eagles and Egyptian vultures fly.
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Sierra de Baza Nature Reserve
Baza, Granada (Andalusia)
Granada (Andalusia):
- Baza
- Caniles
- Dólar
- Gor
- Valle del Zalabí
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What you need to know
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Cultural information
The area stands out due to its archaeological importance. Thus, in the caves of mount Jabalcón you can admire cave paintings.
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Environmental information
Sierra de Baza is made up of a rocky massif. It is characterized by its plains, deep valleys and escarpments.
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Information for visits
Park's Visitor Centre. Address: c/ Sierra España, 1. Baza, Granada. Narváez Visitor Centre. Monte Narváez. Address: Exit motorway A-92, km 324. 18800, Baza.