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At this point on the road from Yátova, there is a sign indicating Puerto de Cardera. If you descend along a track from Puntal de la Nevera, you will reach this pass. Further along the road is Collado de los Tormos, which leads to a path that descends to the Forata reservoir.

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The Cova de Las Palomas de Iàtova is a natural site of great beauty, with a waterfall of about 20 meters at the base of which a small gorge of transparent water forms. Next to the waterfall of the Juanes river we find a cave with a single room and of considerable dimensions, which gives its name to the place. To reach the viewpoint you have to climb a steep wooden staircase.

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A few meters from the Cova de Las Palomas is this recreational area with services, tables, benches, grill and camping area.

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The temple has a rectangular plan with a central nave with a barrel roof, divided into four side chapels.

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Large mural inspired by motifs of old rural life.

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Fountain built at the beginning of the 20th century. This is where the plowmen passed with their horses so that they could drink before taking them to the stables.

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Located at the entrance to the town of Alboraig from the East.

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The cycling trip continues along the rural path of the Ruta de la Lana and passes through El Rebollar, an old inn on the Camino Real in Valencia. The slides follow one another among holm oak forests, Aleppo pine groves and vineyard plantations until the final climb towards Siete Aguas begins, on the A-3 service road. The Nature Trail passes through an uncomfortable little tunnel under the highway, then crosses the high-speed train bridge and continues along a path with a lot of stones that can put in trouble those who carry long distances on their bike. The descent to the town is also delicate due to the loose surface. The “Turia sector” of the Natural Trail ends in Siete Aguas. The route to Pedralba, in the Turia valley, has several non-cyclable sections for gravel bikes and we turn around in this beautiful town of Hoya de Buñol-Chiva, famous for the springs that flow in the municipality, such as the fountains of the Papan, of the Gota, of the Apetito, of the Tejería or the great symbol of the town, the popular Fuente de los Siete Caños, in the center of the urban area. The return from Siete Aguas to the highway is recommended along the road to avoid the stone path. And then to Requena along the same route, following the red milestones of the Turia-Cabriel Natural Trail through El Rebollar and the Magro River valley.

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