Hi,
Im.planning to travel to Granada,seville and Barcelona in Marxh 2020 and was wondering if Sierra Nevada national park or Donana national park are good options?
Posted by
Washington DC
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Are you looking for places to hike, ski, look at scenery?
Posted by
OP
3 posts
Hike and look at scenery, yes.
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Barcelona ☀️ Sweden ❄️
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The Sierra Nevada may still have snow in March, if you're into skiing that'd be a good option. Doñana is good if you're looking for more off the beaten path wildlife focused trip, El Rocío is a good base, but it will be dead in March probably. Near Barcelona the only National Park is Aigüestortes, deep in the Pyrenees Mountains and will most certainly be snowed-in during March.
Edit to add:
North of Barcelona is the Camino de Ronda, a historic coastal footpath that snakes along the Costa Brava. It connect the various fishing villages along the coast, very spectacular, but in March could be quite cold and windy - http://www.camideronda.com/en/introduction.html
Closer to Barcelona is Parc Natural de Sant Llorenç del Munt i l'Obac, it's a regional park of Catalonia, though I have not been myself I've heard there is some good hiking there - https://awomanafoot.com/blog/hiking-solo-park-sant-llorenc-obac-catalonia-spain
Posted by
OP
3 posts
Yeah, guess we will try donana ..hoping to spot flamingos. Thanks a lot
Posted by
North Italy
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El Torcal near Antequera is spectacular....
https://slowtravelitalyspain.blogspot.com/2018/10/day-37-el-torcal-de-antequera.html?m=1
Posted by
Sevilla
1292 posts
Will you have a car?
Flamingo central is Fuente de Piedra lagoon. It's quite close to the El Torcal mountains mentioned by Tinac above. Obviously time of the year matters but, I'm guessing, March/April is breeding season (?). Doñana also has flamingos in season, too.