MULHACÉN (3 479 m) - Hiking the highest peak of continental Spain | 4K

[@ervinslens]

As a nature person myself I appreciate your video, exploring nature and promoting its care is done beautifully here.

[@TravelingTunas]

Thanks!

[@curlewpiper315]

Was up there last week , very cold and windy but beautiful none the less

[@PrincePaulIowa]

Like how cold? One guy is wearing shorts and no layering at all! Kudos though! 💪

[@susacobo7600]

Gut gemacht! Die Bilder dürfen wirken, niemand stört mit quatschen…👍🏻

[@PrincePaulIowa]

Is there a cost/permit like climbing Fuji? What season to avoid? More on logistics if will! 🙏

[@diodeno666]

Nice video, which date did you climb? To have a reference of snow. Thanks a lot

[@TravelingTunas]

Thanks. It was in the midle of May last year.

[@diodeno666]

@@TravelingTunas no ice found true? No need of crampons don't you? Thnxs

[@TravelingTunas]

@@diodeno666 we had crampoons packed just for case, but we did not use them

[@riccardod5119]

Great video, would you say the climb is more or less not that difficult? Any ridge line drop off type scenarios that are confronting? Or pretty wide, thanks!

[@TravelingTunas]

Thanks, @Riccardo D ! Hike is relatively easy, not exposed, not steep.

[@shawnsylabol]

Hey, love the video alot! The place looks amazing :) I will be visiting there soon and I have a few questions, I hope you could help. I saw that you guys drove to Capileira town to take a shuttle bus. May I know where to park, how much is the parking? Also, may i know if you have any information on he shuttle bus service and how much it costs? Thank you so much!

[@TravelingTunas]

Hi Shawn, thank you a lot. We were parking in Capileira on the street for free. You can find on Internet some companies providing the shuttle bus. We paid arround 12 euros per person in 2022.

[@shawnsylabol]

@@TravelingTunas thank you so much!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@pawlikowski-net]

Thanks. Looks as good adventure. I may follow same path. Looks good.

[@basedpatriotLT]

how long was the climb?

[@TravelingTunas]

Aproximately 3 hours up, 1 hour rest on the summit and 2 hours down