Complicated path that connects the GR7 with Cinco Pinos through a ravine created by the Reatillo River. The Reatillo River, the main tributary of the Turia on its right bank, is a modest mountain course subject to the Mediterranean rainfall regime with rapid and violent floods caused by torrential rains, which alternate with strong dry spells that leave its bed dry. Its flow is regulated by the Buseo reservoir and since most of its route runs through uninhabited places, its waters are clean and clear. It receives the main contributions from the Hoz, Malén, Agua, Ermita, Arcolla and Ropé ravines. The various river courses present several waterfalls of singular beauty and considerable height, which here are called "chorroros".
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