シエラネバダハイキングアドベンチャー – 少人数（最大3,000メートル）

Fun and as described! Good views on the Sierra Nevada and interesting facts from a knowledgeable guide and his lovely dog.

Great trip in the mountain region with fantastic views over open landscape. A warm break from the tourist machine and the heat in Granada. The guide Jaime is knowledgeable, talkative, and a pleasant person to be on a tour with. Recommended.

Great hike. I am 60 and have a dodgy knee so that combined with the altitude made this hike a little challenging for me. It’s subjective though - ten years ago it would have been easy. Views were amazing.

Superb hike of medium difficulty that offers magnificent views. It remains very accessible if you are at least a little athletic and ready to provide a continuous effort without stopping every 10 meters. ​The route is very well thought out thanks to two checkpoints: the first allows you to return to the truck in case of giving up, and the second to cut the end of the climb to catch up with the group at the time of the descent. ​A big thank you to the guide, very nice and funny, who speaks English and Spanish and adapts perfectly to everyone's pace. The loan of walking sticks is a real, very practical plus. I highly recommend it!

Jamie was a wonderful guide that took us on a wonderful trail off the beaten path so we really got to experience the beauty and solitude of the Sierra Nevada park. You can tell he loves the area and is very knowledgable about the flora, fauna and geologic history. And we absolutely loved his dog! We saw various bird species, and both male and female ibex. 100% recommend.

Very nice experience, good and helpful guide, but be aware, that it requieres some physical capabilities.

Very difficult for non-hikers so be warned but Jamie can provide everything you should need, you just need to ask ahead of time. That said, it was totally worth it and one of the coolest travel experiences I’ve ever done. 10/10

The hike with Jaime in the Sierra Nevada was pure joy — truly an unforgettable day! From the center of Granada, we reached Sierra Nevada in just about an hour in a comfortable minibus that took us to the starting point of our hike. The journey itself was already a pleasure: beautiful landscapes outside the window accompanied by calm rock ballads created a perfect atmosphere. Once we arrived, we had a short stop, and anyone who needed extra equipment was provided with a backpack, jacket, or a sun-protective hat. The weather was absolutely wonderful. The hike lasted around 4.5 hours at a relaxed pace with regular breaks, so everyone managed it comfortably. The trail itself is not technically difficult, although having a bit more fitness than the average office worker who never exercises is definitely helpful — or alternatively, being around 30 years old! Throughout the hike, Jaime shared fascinating information about the geology, fauna, and flora of the region, and he patiently answered all our questions. We were also accompanied by Kay, Jaime’s dog — an incredibly cheerful, energetic, and people-friendly companion. Friendly with absolutely everyone, Kay walked with us the entire way, happily rolling around in the snow and constantly inviting us to play by bringing sticks. The trail went both uphill and downhill, offering stunning valleys, waterfalls, breathtaking panoramas, and, above all, an overwhelming sense of peace and tranquility. This experience is absolutely worth recommending to anyone who loves nature and mountain adventures. Thank you, Jaime!

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Jaimie and Kai were incredible guides. Jamie is a seasoned expert and was very patient with all hikers. His knowledge of the mountain, its vegetation and rock formation is incredible. We could not have asked for a better day.

I came to this 'hike' quite ill-prepared. I was wearing trainers and didn't take a jacket because I expected a nice little walk, a stop somewhere scenic for lunch and an easy descent. It was not like that at all but our guide Jaime and the group (Dan, Janet, Winston and Asako) were amazing. Jaime kitted me out with warm clothes and the group kept me going with their friendliness, warmth and encouragement. We saw an ice tunnel over the San Juan river, then hiked a waterfall, crossing snow and finally to the summit to see the view of Mulhacén. The weather was changeable and the terrain was rough but we did it and it was incredible. There were tiny flowers starting to bloom and lots of birds and insects and we were rewarded throughout the day with sightings of ibex. An absolutely wonderful day xx

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