エフルベのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

The Sanctuary/Monastery of Santa María del Olivar is located in Estercuel, within the natural setting of the Serranía de Montalbán mountain range, in the Andorra-Sierra de Arcos region. Although often referred to as a sanctuary, its official name is the Monastery of Santa María del Olivar. It is one of the most important historical and artistic monuments in the area and has been a significant spiritual center for over seven centuries. Located 4 km from Estercuel, in the province of Teruel, it lies within the river valley and is surrounded by pine forests. It sits atop a hill at an altitude of 700 meters, overlooking the valley watered by the Escuriza River.

Geological natural monument: The rock ridges, exposed by weathering and erosion, were deposited horizontally in a shallow sea millions of years ago and, through tectonic forces, not only uplifted but also tilted vertically. An impressive example of the effects of the enormous forces of plate tectonics!

A spectacular hiking trail on well-secured wooden walkways along the cliffs of the picturesque gorge. An absolute hiking highlight, not to be missed!

A spectacular hiking trail on well-secured wooden walkways along the cliffs of the picturesque gorge. An absolute hiking highlight, not to be missed!

Bring plenty of water and appropriate footwear. The views are incredible, and if you go in spring, the sky is a deep blue. It's essential.

It's NOT easy. The climb and subsequent descent to the Valloré viewpoint is quite mountainous, meaning it's steep both uphill and downhill, requiring firm footing and little to no fear of vertigo. Both uphill and downhill, there are exposed sections, with safety cables and metal handholds and steps anchored in the rock. For most, following the trail that climbs the Guadalope River via the footbridges of the Valloré Straits will more than meet their expectations.

The best thing to do here is to catch your breath after the climb and rest with some wonderful views.

The Guadalope River Walkways are a series of trails and walkways that allow visitors to explore the stunning landscape of the Guadalope River in the province of Teruel.