Hoya de la Mora: The Ultimate Road Trip Guide

Hoya de la Mora is a natural spot at an elevation of 2.550m (8,366ft) above sea level, located in the autonomous community of Andalusia, in Spain. It's one of the highest roads in Spain.

Where is Hoya de la Mora?

The spot is located in the province of Granada, in the southern part of the country, within the Sierra Nevada Park. It’s the starting point on the road to Pico del Veleta, the highest paved road in Europe.

Is the road to Hoya de la Mora paved?

Set high in the northwestern part of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, the road to the summit is entirely paved. It’s called A395. The summit hosts a military refuge (Refugio Militar Capitan Cobo), bars, restaurants, and a large parking lot.

How long is the road to Hoya de la Mora?

Starting at Collado de las Sabinas (on the A-4025), the road is 5.1 km (3.16 miles) long. The road is very steep, with an elevation gain of 340 meters and an average gradient of 6.66%.

 

 

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