Walk and panoramic views at the Parque de la Muela
The Parque de la Muela is an extensive peri-urban green area of about 30 hectares located on the natural escarpment of Los Alcores, in the vicinity of the La Tablada archaeological zone. This enclave stands out for being a large natural lung full of stone pines and wild olives, in addition to offering magnificent perspectives of the Campiña environment.
Along its signposted trails, visitors can tour iconic places such as the Fuente del Sol, the Fuente de la Muela with its old 19th-century washbasins, and a pond surrounded by vegetation. The park has a permanent orienteering circuit that allows for interactive sports routes using QR codes.
The venue has free admission and remains accessible every day of the year with open hours throughout the day. It is an ideal space for family visits or outdoor hiking days, also having a parking area for motorhomes at one of its main entrances.
Frequently asked questions
Is it free to enter the Parque de la Muela?
Yes, the park has free admission.
What are the visiting hours for the park?
It can be visited with open hours throughout the day from Monday to Sunday.
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