The adventure begins at Almería Cathedral, the starting point of the Mozarabic Way of St. James.
From there, the route ventures into the arid and spectacular Tabernas Desert, one of Europe's most unique landscapes, before tackling the challenging climb to the Calar Alto Astronomical Observatory, reaching an altitude of over 2,000 meters.
The route continues, linking up with the historic El Argar Route, sharing the same Jacobean spirit as the Mozarabic Way: both paths have traditionally been marked with a yellow arrow on a blue background, guiding travelers through the landscape.
In its final stretch, the route descends towards the sea and crosses the spectacular Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park, where the landscape becomes even wilder and more open.
The journey concludes back in Almería, in front of the iconic English Cable.
A circular route of 317 km and 4,500 m of elevation gain.







