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- Photo by Richard HartleyThe summer view from Alcazaba summit area looking towards the northern face of Mulhacen. The Laguna de la Mosca is situated in the bowl to the right of the mountain and the Collado del Ciervo is to the right.
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- Photo by Richard HartleyThis photo was taken from the peak of Veleta and shows the main ridge leading eastwards over the peaks of Cerro de los Machos and Puntal de la Caldera to the west flank of Mulhacen.
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- Photo by Richard HartleyTaken from a high camp near to the Puntal de Vacares looking south towards Alcazaba and Mulhacen. January 2008.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanMulhacen, 3478m, facing south with nearing clouds. On the night of 15th the peaks were covered by snow. I saw this from Granada where thunder was banging all night. October.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanMulhacen, 3478m. A bird after food, it really was!
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- Photo by Richard HartleyThis view is taken from just above the Verada de Estrella path to the north of Mulhacen. Access is via the town of Guejar Sierra. The approach from this side is long and arduous but the mountain is seen at its best, particularly in winter. In this view Alcazaba is to the left and Mulhacen to the right.
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- Photo by Richard HartleyThe classic winter view of Mulhacen taken from Los Posiciones on the northern side of Veleta. The north face is in shadow in the left of the summit.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanView towards Mulhacen at 2000 meters height and the wide canyon of Rio Poqueira.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanSiete Lagunas. Photo is taken around 200 meters lower at 3200 meters height on the east cliffs of Mulhacen. Beautiful to watch and wonder !
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- Photo by Roy LindmanA tiny spring on the west side of Mulhacen 2 at 3000 meters height. This water really is fresh !
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- Photo by Roy LindmanStony and broken east cliffs of Mulhacen.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanA hut near Mulhacen 2, which is only a quarter of hours walk from Mulhacen. This one is small, but more windproof than the bigger hut on the top of Mulhacen.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanFootpath near Poqueira hut at 2500 meters height, from here this splendid path leads to Capileira (1400m) following river Rio Poqueira very close. Plenty of water available ! This walk takes around 4 hours and total of 6 hours when climbing down from the Mulhacen. Go straight down from Mulhacen 2 and you will go allmost birdway to Capileira. There is also hostals (B&Bs) in Bubion and Pampaneira where I stayed.
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- Photo by Roy LindmanMulhacen, view towards Veleta, Cuerda de la Dehesa
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- Photo by Roy LindmanMulhacen, view towards south west and the river Rio Poqueira (Capileira, Bubion, Pampaneira).
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- Photo by Walter Michels12 december 2007 What makes you want to go up in the first place? It´s all about when man meets mountain. Not all mountains need heroes. This photo is taken from the ´collado de guardia´ at 2600 meters, going from our country hotel ´Casa Rural El Paraje´ in Berchules taking the high route to Trevelez (at the foot of the mulhacen). I´m looking at the eastside of the mulhacen. You will find this foto on our website as well under chapter ´sierra nevada´
- Photo by Jan StolbaMulhacen on the horizon, as seen from Pico Veleta, July 2010.
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- Photo by Jan StolbaMulhacen from Pico Veleta, with the formidable northern face clearly visible. Also visible is the path going along Loma Pelada. Hidden right beyond the low ridge is Laguna de la Caldera. July 2010.
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- Photo by Jan StolbaEvening sunlight on Mulhacen, picture taken from nearby the Laguna de la Caldera. July 2010.
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- Photo by Jan StolbaLaguna de la Caldera in 3000 meters, under the western slopes of Mulhacen. Not so far from here the last steep ascent to the summit begins. July 2010
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- Photo by Jan StolbaRefugio de la Caldera under the western slopes of Mulhacen. July 2010.
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- Photo by Jan StolbaBesides ibexes, there was a cat right on top of Mulhacen! Surely the Spanish cat of the highest order. Pico Veleta in the background. July 2010.
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- Photo by Jan StolbaMulhacen masif from the south, as seen from Cascajar Negro ridge. July 2010.
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- Photo by Ido Spaan, uploaded by I. SpaanTop of the Mulhacén (3482m), at sunrise. Windy and cold. Okt 2010
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- Photo by I. SpaanDuring our climb of the Mulhacen with a view of Pico de Veleta, okt 2010
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