
Stunning Loop Around the Buseo Reservoir
Let’s go to Chera to do a loop around the Buseo reservoir. During this hike we will do a full loop around the reservoir and also pass by an impressive waterfall – el Chorrero de la Castellana.
Let’s go to Chera to do a loop around the Buseo reservoir. During this hike we will do a full loop around the reservoir and also pass by an impressive waterfall – el Chorrero de la Castellana.
Let’s go to Lucena del Cid to hike along its river and bathe in several pools made by it. The trail is called a Mill route since there are still the remains of old water mills to be found along the way.
The area of La Canal de Navarrés is saturated with all kinds of waterfalls, natural pools, cascades and mountain streams. This route gives you an opportunity to explore the three cascades, all within reach from the town of Anna.
Chulilla is currently considered one of the most visited tourist attractions in the province of Valencia and this is due, mostly, to the impressive hiking trail along the Turia river called “Ruta de los Puentes Colgantes”.
The main attraction of Valencia’s La Serranía region – Roman aqueduct in Chelva, dating more than 2000 years back, nowadays accessible on foot. The aqueduct gives you the opportunity to walk through tunnels carved in rock, cross impressive bridges, and admire unique scenery of the area.
Montanejos is an interesting inland tourism destination in the province of Castellón with great scenic appeal. The main attraction of Montanejos are the hot springs with a flow rate of 6,000 litres per minute, which allows for a great bathing opportunity after the hike.
A classic route through the Sierra Calderona natural park – the ascent to the Serra Castle. This time we will have an advantage of a sunset accompanying our visit to the castle.
Let’s visit the deepest natural pool in Valencian Community – Pozo Negro, and hike in its surroundings, enjoying the views of the valley in this precious corner of Sierra Espadán.
The hike within the Sierra Espadán natural park, from Alcudia de Veo to Órganos de Benitandús – imposing rock formations reminiscent of the shape of a church pipe organ.