Natural and national parks

Parque Natural del Desierto de las Palmas

Parque Natural del Desierto de las Palmas has 26 km² of forest, mostly pine (84.9% of the tree cover), between 50 and 583 m above sea level. All of it lies in the dry bioclimatic zone. In the latest run, scoring best here: Deadly dapperling, Bloody milk cap and Jack-o'-lantern.

Elevation

291 m

50–583 m

Wooded ground

26 km²

Pine · 84.9%

Climate

Dry

100% of the area

What comes up here

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as of 15 October 2026

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Forest

26 km² of forest

  • Aleppo pinePinus halepensis60.3% · 50% canopy
  • Maritime pinePinus pinaster24.6% · 47% canopy
  • Prickly juniperJuniperus oxycedrus13.6% · 24% canopy
  • Strawberry treeArbutus unedo0.6% · 48% canopy
  • Holm oakQuercus ilex0.5% · 45% canopy
  • OliveOlea europaea0.3% · 25% canopy
  • CarobCeratonia siliqua0.2% · 30% canopy
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