Sierra de la Alfaguara

The original vegetation of the range was largely destroyed by over-exploitation for forestry and livestock raising, and by wildfires. Most of the trees now are species of pine that were used in reforestation. There are also cedars and firs, mixed with native trees such as oak or gall.

Wildlife includes wild boar and abundant herds of goats, which can be seen at surprisingly close range.^[2] The mountain is also home to other animal species such as badgers and weasels, as well as bobcat, marten and genet.^[3]

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• Entorno: Parque natural Sierra de Huétor, Granada