チェルバの峡谷・トップ8

Very easy trail. Crossing the Roman aquaduct might look a bit scary. it is safe though. Just don't watch down if it makes you feel uncomfortable. Just watch in front of you so you see where you step.

The Playeta was badly damaged by the Dana River, but it's still magnificent. To immerse yourself in the Ruta del Agua, the video is here: https://youtu.be/YgxESnd14Ww

La Playeta de Chelva is a beautiful natural corner next to the Molino Puerto recreational area. It is a pool whose waterfalls and pool are located in a recreational area to spend the day along the beautiful Chelva Water Route. Its waterfalls and pool become a traditional bathing area that gets its name from the drifting sand accumulated on the shore. Next to it you can find wooden tables with chairs - fixed - to rest and eat and, very close, at the other end of the river, a picnic area and recreational area whose area is larger for the enjoyment of visitors. It should be said that this area is perfect to spend the day, because in addition to being able to cool off in the river, walk along the beautiful water route, take various trails from this point or simply disconnect in the middle of nature, we will find picnic tables with trees that They provide shade, paelleros and a place enabled to make a torrà, a playground for children, toilets... The confinement of the river upstream with the abundant vegetation create areas of extreme beauty that reveal the Andalusian toponymy: Olinches, Mozaira, Orán...

The "Chorros de Barchel", also known as the "Barchel Wetland" or as the "Barchel waterfall and cave", is a beautiful area declared a Municipal Natural Site since 2016 that is located between the canyons of the Turia River, in the municipality. municipal of Chelva and next to the reservoir and the town of Benagéber. Its most spectacular corner is the source of the Barchel jets, also called the pool or cave of the Barchel Wetland, 50 meters of waterfall to be able to contemplate - when water falls -, which are born at a height and can be contemplated at the foot of the pool to join to the Turia River.

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".

At the end of July, the waterfalls are also beautiful to look at, but hardly have any water.

Also known as the Barchel Wetland, these "Chorros" are waterfalls located in the Hoces del Turia. In the rainy season they gain splendor and reach 50 meters of vertical fall. It can be accessed from the Benagéber reservoir.

Undoubtedly the most picturesque and striking section of the route that crosses several sectors of tunnels and galleries carved into the rock with some windows onto the ravine that allow beautiful photos of the entire landscape that surrounds it. A place that is conditioned to move without problems, ideal for a tour with the whole family and a place that attracts the attention of adults and children!