Located in the Ronda region of Spain, this paragliding site offers an elevation of 902 meters with a height difference of 410 meters. It is frequently used and is known for its excellent NW wind soaring and thermal soaring conditions, making it a great spot for some cross-country flying. You can either topland or use the official landing zone, which is 2.6 km away. The wind here is typically stronger than in Algodonales. If the wind is too strong, Teba is a good alternative. The takeoff area is situated a few kilometers northwest of the city of Ronda, right next to the archaeological site of the Roman settlement Acinipo. The wind conditions are ideal for long hours of soaring with a NW wind. Landing can be done either on top or on the slope, or about 2.6 km north on a field next to the road to Setenil at an elevation of 530 meters. Following the terrain contours, even long distances against the wind can be surprisingly manageable. Ronda la Vieja is not commonly used as a starting point for cross-country flights, but it is often the endpoint for flights from Mogote, ending in a pleasant evening soaring session. Due to its high and exposed location, Ronda la Vieja is quite susceptible to strong winds. A lower alternative is Teba. To get there from Algodonales, take the A 384 towards Ronda. Before the tunnel, turn right. After about 1 km, turn left towards Setenil. 2 km before Setenil, turn right. The last turn before the Roman amphitheater is to the right. A rough path leads uphill directly to the takeoff area. The last stretch of the path is rough, so proceed slowly. At the top, there is a house with the inscription 'CLUB VUELO LIBRE RONDA LA VIEJA', and the takeoff is directly on the small plateau next to the house. For more information, you can watch this video: [Vimeo Link](https://vimeo.com/152207071).