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Of several possible approaches to Ronda from the coast, the stunningly scenic route up from Algeciras is the most rewarding - and worth going out of your way to experience. From Malaga, most of the buses to Ronda follow the coastal highway to San Pedro before turning into the mountains via the modern A376 autovia : dramatic enough, but rather a bleak route, with no villages and only limited views of the sombre rock face of the Serrania - an alternative route, via Alora and Ardales, is far more attractive. The train ride up from Malaga is better, with three connecting services daily, including a convenient 6.05pm departure after the last bus leaves. The Algeciras route - via Gaucin - is possible by either bus or train, or, if you've time and energy, can be walked in four or five days. En route, you're always within reach of a river and there's a series of hill towns, each one visible from the next, to provide targets for the day. Casares is almost on the route, but more easily reached from Estepona.
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