El Torcal de Antequera Natural Park

El Torcal de Antequera is a unique natural site and a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, known for its unusual limestone rock formations. The park has a network of trails for public use, which are freely accessible and do not require prior authorization or booking. Visitors can enjoy guided tours, including the Ruta de los Ammonites and the Ruta por el Laberinto Kárstico. The park is home to an impressive array of wildflowers, including 30 varieties of orchids, and is a habitat for various species of reptiles, such as the Montpellier snake and ocellated lizard, as well as the Griffon vulture and Spanish ibex. The park offers scenic viewpoints, and its rugged landscape makes it a great place for hiking and exploration. Families can enjoy the park's natural beauty and unique geological formations, making it a great destination for outdoor activities and nature lovers