The highest peak of the Iberian peninsula: an ascent that touches the 3500 meters of altitude

With 3479 meters of height, the roof of the Iberian peninsula rises like a silent wall made of stone and snow. The crisp air, almost sharp, brings us echoes of Moorish stories and encourages a fauna and flora that defy vertigo. It is the Mulhacén, the mineral heart of Sierra Nevada. The Mulhacén, a peak with king's name Legend has it that the penultimate sultan of Granada, tired of conflicts and dislikes, asked to be buried in the highest place,…