El Camino Del Rey

The name derives from the original name of camino del rey king s pathway abbreviated locally to el caminito. On this adventurous tour from malaga your local guide will help you safely navigate the 4 mile 7 km route as you take in views once only available to experienced rock climbers. El caminito del rey a former hydroelectric workers path in southern spain christened the king s little pathway after king alfonso xiii inaugurated it by walking it in 1921 welcomed.

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The caminito del rey is a cliff side path hanging 100m above the waters of the river guadalhorce reservoir as it runs through the famous beauty spot.

El camino del rey. El caminito del rey. The caminito del rey king s path crosses the guadalhorce river more than 300 feet 100 meters above the canyon floor. Your browser does not support this video. Walking the entire length of the 3 kilometer caminito sometimes called the camino del rey has become an exclusive adventure sport for people crazy enough to attempt it.

El caminito del rey the king s little path is a walkway pinned along the steep walls of a narrow gorge in el chorro near ardales in the province of málaga spain. El chorro gorge near the villages of el chorro in alora and ardales about 25 km inland from malaga city. There are numerous sections where the concrete has collapsed creating large open air gaps that are bridged by very narrow steel beams themselves often rotting away.