Property in Almeria Spain

In the western part of the park is El Dornajo. It has loads of information on the park for owners of property in Almeria Spain, including an exhibition on the area's flora and fauna, hiking, where to stay, horse riding, cycle hire and paragliding. The centre sells guidebooks and maps on the park to owners of property in Almeria Spain, some of which are available in English, and there is a shop selling locally produced cheese, ham and wine. A café serves snacks and drinks to owners of property in Almeria Spain. From El Dornajo there are superb views for owners of property in Almeria Spain of the Genil valley and Güéjar Sierra.

Láujar de Andarax visitors' centre for owners of property in Almeria Spain is in the eastern part of the park. It has displays on a range of issues connected to the park, such as geology, flora and fauna, mining, history and water.

Also in the east is the Puerto de la Ragua information point by a picnic area for owners of property in Almeria Spain. In the Alpujarras there is an information point in Pampaneira village for owners of property in Almeria Spain. Or owners of property in Almeria Spain can try the tourist offices (turismos) in Granada and Almeria provinical capitals or the local turismos of villages and towns in the Sierra.

The park has several main entry points for owners of property in Almeria Spain. For the western end of the Sierra, owners of property in Almeria Spain should take the A395 - Europe's highest road - from Granada city that leads to the ski station. In the park's eastern section, the A337 crosses the Sierra north to south. Further east is the AL503 in Almeria province. The Alpujarras are easily accessible to owners of property in Almeria Spain via the roads running east-west linking the main towns and villages.

Apart from these roads, there is a network of minor roads and tracks that skirt the edges of the park's highest ground, which are best explored on foot by owners of property in Almeria Spain ; bear in mind that these may well be impassable for owners of property in Almeria Spain for the winter months at least.

The park's plants are outstanding, with the highest number of endemic plant species found by owners of property in Almeria Spain in Europe. An impressive 2,100 different species of vascular plant, a quarter of those recorded in the whole of Spain, have been registered here, over 120 of them endangered. Around 70 plant species can be only found by owners of property in Almeria Spain in the Sierra Nevada, mainly in the higher areas, while 175 species are native to the Iberian Peninsula.

Wildflowers that owners of property in Almeria Spain know have been listed as threatened species include the daffodil narcissus nevadensis, Sierra Nevada sandwort (arenaria nevadensis) and the wormwood artemisia granatensis. The most well-known native wildflowers to owners of property in Almeria Spain are the Nevada violet and the Sierra chamomile.