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Rio de la Miel

River with pools and riverside woodland in the Natural Park

Rio de la Miel is a 2.4 km one-way trail with 10 m of elevation gain, taking 45 min of walking without stops. Difficulty: very easy (MIDE 1 out of 5).

Distance
2.4 km
Elevation gain
10 m
Elevation loss
140 m
Walking time
45 min (without stops)
Difficulty
Very easy · MIDE 1/5
Type
One-way
Max / min altitude
178 / 46 m
Max gradient
23 %
Trail profile: from 46 m to 178 m altitude

Open it in Wanloria: map, daylight planner, mark it as done → Download GPX Directions to the start

Frequently asked questions

How long does Rio de la Miel take?

45 min of walking without stops (DIN 33466, from distance and elevation). Allow a little more for breaks and photos.

Is Rio de la Miel difficult?

Its difficulty is very easy: MIDE 1 out of 5, with 10 m of total ascent and a maximum gradient of 23%.

Is Rio de la Miel a loop?

No, it's one-way: you either walk back the same way or arrange transport at the end.

Where is Rio de la Miel?

Near Algeciras (Spain). This page has directions to the start and the GPX for your phone, watch or GPS.

What other trails are there near Algeciras?

Mediterranean Steps (2.9 km · +331 m · 2 h 5 min · Easy) and Sendero Garganta del Capitan (4.4 km · +128 m · 1 h 25 min · Easy).

More trails near Algeciras

LoopMediterranean StepsHistoric stairway with views over the Strait and Gibraltar2.9 km · +331 m · 2 h 5 min · EasySL-A 30 · One-waySendero Garganta del CapitanA spectacular gorge in Los Alcornocales Natural Park4.4 km · +128 m · 1 h 25 min · Easy

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Rio de la Miel
One-way · Near Algeciras
Distance 2.4 kmElevation gain 10 mWalking time 45 minDifficulty Very easy
Map, profile and GPX for Rio de la Miel on Wanloria

Waymarked trail. Route © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); elevation computed with a 90 m elevation model, so the figures are approximate (±10%). Check the trail conditions and the forecast before you set off. OpenStreetMap · Data checked on 28 Sep 2026