The 4 Best Granada Hiking Tours

1.Los Cahorros de Monachil Canyon Hiking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 879 reviews · 4 hours · from $54Our pick

Join a small group of up to eight from Granada and hike Los Cahorros de Monachil with guides such as Julio or Marcello. Expect river scenery, suspension bridges, a narrow tunnel, uphill sections, and helpful photo stops. The 6.5-kilometer route takes about three hours.

“Julio was an amazing tour guide! He’s super knowledgeable and makes sure to take his time with the trip. It was a beautiful hike that was the perfect amount of challenge without it being too hard.”

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2.Hiking in the Canyon of the Monachil Cubs in Granada

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 407 reviews · 3 to 4 hours (approx.) · from $55Top rated

Join Marcello, Julio, or another English-speaking guide for a 6.5-kilometer walk through Los Cahorros near Granada. Expect suspension bridges, waterfalls, tunnels, narrow passages, local plants, and private minibus transport. Hiking poles are available on request, and the group is limited to eight.

“Great hike, has a small level of difficulty getting around the rocky edges on the river. Other than that it's amazing.”

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3.High Sierra Nevada hiking experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 323 reviews · 7 hours · from $69

Leave Granada for a seven-hour Sierra Nevada hike with a UIMLA mountain guide, often Jaime, and sometimes his friendly dog Kai. Walk from 2,500 meters toward Tajos del Campanario, with waterfalls, mountain goats, snow, geology, and views of Mulhacén. The route is moderate, rocky, and weather-dependent.

“Really enjoyable hike with the most knowledgeable guide. Highly recommend!”

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4.Hiking experience in the High Sierra Nevada National Park

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 88 reviews · 7 hours (approx.) · from $71

Leave central Granada with a UIMLA mountain guide and a group of up to eight. Hike from 2,500 meters through San Juan Valley to Tajos del Campanario, with views of Veleta, Mulhacén, and Alcazaba. Jaime and his dog Kai often guide the route, with poles and warm layers available.

“Great hike with Jaime, his dog, and fellow travelers. It was steep and long but well worth the effort!”

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