The Great Malaga Path is a 660 km long trail that runs across the province, where you will be able to discover the countryside of Malaga. It is divided into 35 stages and you will get to know Nature Parks and Nature Reserves
What is the Great Malaga Path? It is a 660 km (410 miles) long trail that runs across the province, where you will be able to discover the countryside of Malaga. It is divided into 35 stages and you will get to know Nature Parks, Nature Reserves, and above all, you will have the opportunity to discover the less known Malaga and its heritage and traditions.
One of Meridional Events’ favourite trails is the one bordering El Caminito del Rey or The King’s Path (read the update at the bottom of the page).
The King’s Path was opened at the beginning of the 20th century so the workers at the nearby power station could use the walkway to inspect the works. It was then used by King Alfonso XIII for the inauguration of the dam located below, then everyone started calling it as we know now, due to its royal connection. It was slowly forgotten and abandoned up until it was reopened in 2015.
The Path is 1 to 1.5 metres wide and rises over 100 metres, offering dramatic views of the dam, river, mountains and train tracks around. It has quickly become one of Malaga’s top attractions and a must-see!
Do contact us at Meridional Events and we will be thrilled to help you organise your trip to Malaga, including a visit to “El Caminito del Rey”, as part of your next incentive trip in Malaga or the South of Spain. We specialise in MICE and Corporate Events, including team building, meetings and golf breaks in fantastic Andalusian destinations such as Malaga, Seville, Marbella, Granada and the Costa del Sol.
Update 19/05/2020: Get to know all the details about El Caminito del Rey and how can you benefit from it in your incentive, team bulding or as part as your special interest group.
