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Enjoy bathing in hot springs and pools.

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Nice old logo on this road, too bad the road is a dead end, but it's still a nice km to drive with those views.

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The "Murcian Route 66" is not the mythical American highway, but a network of motorcycle, bicycle, and hiking trails through Murcia, particularly in areas like Abanilla (where a Route 66 emblem is painted on the asphalt), Fortuna, Desiertos de Mahoya, and the Sierra de la Pila, known for their desert and badlands landscapes that mimic the aesthetics of the original road. It is a popular alternative for enjoying nature in the Murcia region.

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The old Route 66 bridge over the La Parra

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The old road (route 66) runs via this old bridge over the Rambla Parra.

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The location of the Roman Baths of Fortuna was first pinpointed in 1984, thanks to the work of Gonzalo Matilla to provide archaeological context for the Black Cave of Fortuna. Although modern baths already existed at the same site and were in use until the first third of the 19th century, the area was known as "Los Baños Moros" (The Moorish Baths) from the late 19th century onward.

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The Abanilla Desert, also known as the Mahoya Desert, is one of the most unique and fascinating places in the Murcia region, just an hour's drive from the beaches of the Costa Cálida and Costa Blanca South. This surreal landscape, often compared to the surface of the moon, offers a perfect combination of natural beauty and tranquility. Whether you're a nature lover, an adventurer, or simply looking for a place to relax,

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On the road to Baños de Fortuna, you'll find a desert that was the seabed millions of years ago, now shaped by erosion. The Ramblas de la Parra, del Font, Balonga, Zurca, and the Chícamo Basin form one of Murcia's most otherworldly landscapes. Here you can see the remnants of ancient seas, such as the coral reefs formed by the Chícamo River and the El Cajer Ravine, which are now a feast for the eyes and the camera.

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