Walking along spanish rivers

Spain is an amazing country with stunning and varied landscapes that offer plenty of different types of walks for people of all levels and abilities

Carrying on from Part 2 ( walking on dry river beds in Spain ) as I said in that if you follow that river (dry as it is ) you will reach the Rio Almanzora which is far from dry and that is the route of todays walk. As always I started from Los Carasoles I will skip the dry river bed section and start at the Almanzora.

This river is not at this time of year what you would call might to be honest far from it, it is a humble little river but a lovely river and a lovely walk never the less ( if you don't like getting your feet wet than this is not the walk for you as due to the river meandering course you will have to wade thought it's shallow but clear and warmish waters )

The River's depth varies from only a few centimetres to no more than a couple of feet on the stretch I Walked. While the river seemed to be void of fish it was far from void of life and is teaming with bird and insect life. And walking with the sound of running water is a lovely thing.

The river I noticed likes to split off from it's self and run as two water course before re joining it's self again

( not suitable for people in wheel chairs or with push chairs )

This route is a little more challenging than the other two I have discussed but is not that hard a walk over all