Thursday, May 1
Join us for a rewarding 13-kilometer circular hike from Eslida that explores the rich natural and cultural landscapes of the Sierra de Espadán, leading through Mediterranean farmland and dense forests to panoramic mountain views at Alto de la Costera.
Guide: Dmitry
Difficulty: medium (13km with 645m of elevation gain)
Technical level: medium (single track trails)
Meeting point: Mestalla, parking lot on av. Aragón, 9:30 (return to Valencia ~18:00)
Price: 43 euros (39 euros signing up before Wednesday, 30.04) / 15 euros coming to Eslida.
The price includes professional guide, transportation, accident and public liability insurances.
Bring at least 1.5l of water, lunch, cap and hiking shoes.
Become a member and get a 6-euros discount for every hike.
Free cancellation available for up to 48 hours prior to the hike.
Please be punctual, we wait 10 minutes maximum before we leave Valencia.
The SL-CV 101 trail, also known as “Font dels Llops – Coll Roig,” is a scenic hiking route nestled in the heart of the Sierra de Espadán Natural Park, beginning in the village of Eslida. Spanning approximately 13 km with an elevation gain of 645 meters, this circular trail offers a moderately challenging hike through diverse Mediterranean landscapes. Hikers traverse through cultivated fields of olive, carob, and almond trees, transitioning into dense forests of pine and cork oak. The trail culminates at Alto de la Costera, providing panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. Along the way, notable landmarks include the Font dels Llops and historical cobbled paths that reflect the area’s rich heritage.
Eslida is a picturesque village nestled in the heart of the Sierra de Espadán Natural Park in Castellón, Spain. Situated at an elevation of 381 meters, it lies beneath the imposing Puntal de l’Aljub peak and the remnants of its historic Muslim castle. The village is enveloped by lush forests of pines and cork oaks, with the Anna River meandering through its terrain, creating a landscape rich in biodiversity and natural beauty. Eslida’s history traces back to Roman times, but it was during the Muslim period that it flourished, evident in its architecture and the remnants of its castle. Today, visitors can explore its narrow, winding streets, visit the 18th-century Church of El Salvador, and discover various natural springs and hiking trails that showcase the area’s serene environment.
