Best mountain peaks around Jubrique offer a diverse landscape for exploration. This region features 6 distinct peaks, providing various challenges and viewpoints. Located in a mountainous area, Jubrique is characterized by its elevated terrain and natural formations, making it suitable for outdoor activities focused on elevation gain and panoramic vistas. The area provides opportunities to experience the natural environment through its numerous summits and trails.
Last updated: June 29, 2026
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It's very windy up there. Take something warm with you. The view is breathtaking. With good visibility, you can see as far as Gibraltar and the Atlas Mountains.
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Great view to Gibraltar and Africa among others. Last climb to the top the path was sometimes difficult to follow because of many fallen burnt trees. So then keep in the direction of the visible transmission towers.
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Start from the parking lot behind the Los Reales refuge. First, follow the green/white trail markers, then the cairns, and if you lose your orientation, always head towards the power poles. For those who want it easy, the closed road 150 m before the refuge is recommended, here you can go up comfortably, the great view comes at the end.😁
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A brilliant view of the summit. I can only agree with the previous speaker here. After the forest fire, nature is currently recovering.
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Marked and signposted trail to the peak of Los Reales. The trail follows the river streams and streams that run from Sierra Bermeja to the sea.
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The 3.1-kilometer climb rewards you with spectacular views. Los Reales peak is the highest peak in Sierra Bermeja with 1452 meters above sea level. It is best to climb it on clear days, when you can even see the peaks of Sierra Nevada.
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This viewpoint is on the ascent to the peak of Los Reales, in the Sierra Bermeja mountain. Spectacular views of the Estepona bay. Now, can you reach the summit?
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from the peak you can see the entire African coast
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The most popular peak is Pico de los Reales — Summit View, offering spectacular views after a 3.1 km climb. Another highly regarded spot is Pico de los Reales de Sierra Bermeja, a natural monument with views extending to the Mediterranean Sea and the African continent.
Yes, for those seeking a challenge, Chapas Hill is categorized as challenging. While the path might not always be clearly defined, the summit is generally easy to locate once you're in the final section of the hike.
From peaks like Pico de los Reales — Summit View, you can enjoy impressive panoramic views that, on clear days, can stretch to the Sierra Nevada. Pico de los Reales de Sierra Bermeja offers vistas towards the Mediterranean Sea, the Campo de Gibraltar, and even the African continent. The Salvador Guerrero Viewpoint provides spectacular views of the bay of Estepona.
Yes, for instance, the Estepona to Los Reales Trail (PR-A 164) is a marked and signposted route leading to the peak of Los Reales. For Pico de los Reales — Summit View, you can follow green/white path markings initially, then cairns, or even electricity pylons if you get disoriented.
For Pico de los Reales — Summit View, a good starting point is the parking lot located behind the Los Reales refuge. There's also a closed road 150m in front of the refuge that offers a comfortable ascent.
Beyond peak bagging, the region offers diverse outdoor activities. You can explore various hiking routes, such as the moderate 'Benarraba - Genalguacil – circular crossing the Genal River (PR-A 240)' or the easy 'Church of Saint Paul of Verona loop from Genalguacil'. For more options, check out the Hiking around Jubrique guide. Road cycling is also popular, with challenging routes like the 'Peñas Blancas - Jubrique Loop', detailed in the Road Cycling Routes around Jubrique guide.
Yes, several spots are rated as intermediate. Both Pico de los Reales — Summit View and Pico de los Reales de Sierra Bermeja are intermediate summits. The Salvador Guerrero Viewpoint, which is on the climb to Pico de los Reales, also falls into this category, offering rewarding views without extreme difficulty.
Visitors appreciate the spectacular views, especially from Pico de los Reales — Summit View, noting that the climb is well worth the effort. There's also recognition of nature's recovery after past events, highlighting the resilience and beauty of the landscape.
Yes, the region offers circular hiking routes. For example, the 'Benarraba - Genalguacil – circular crossing the Genal River (PR-A 240)' is a moderate 11.9 km loop, and the 'Port of Lentisco - circular from Genalguacil (PR-A 214)' is a moderate 10.3 km option. You can find more details in the Hiking around Jubrique guide.
The highest peak in Sierra Bermeja, at 1,452 meters above sea level, is Pico de los Reales — Summit View. It's renowned for its impressive vistas.
Yes, Pico de los Reales de Sierra Bermeja is recognized as a natural monument, offering significant natural beauty and expansive views.


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