周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

A very beautiful and easy to drive pass road.

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It was built in the 12th century by the Muslims who inhabited the region. Its original purpose was to retain the waters of the ravine of the same name and then use them to irrigate the fields downstream. This route is ideal for hiking lovers and offers a variety of landscapes and experiences. I hope you enjoy exploring the Ajuez Reservoir and its surroundings! 🌿🏞️

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Ernbalse de Ajuez Unfortunately, the reservoir is almost dry and things are slowly getting tight for the fish and turtles. The Chóvar Reservoir, as it is also called, is part of an ancient local irrigation system built to retain the rushing water from the eponymous gorge. The place name is derived from Arabic, the meaning of which means “common pastureland” and indicates the importance of agriculture and livestock breeding in the region. Due to its capacity of 30,000 m³ and the lack of water sources in the nature park, it is of great value for the fauna. It is currently included in the catalog of wetlands of the Valencian Community

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There is an impressive abyss in front of us (be careful if you feel dizzy) and another stone needle rises below us, and to our left is the reservoir. Spectacular.

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Magical place both by extraordinary rock formations, by the magnificent view and the feeling of being suspended above the void. Access to the edge of the cliffs is relatively easy, and of course great care is necessary because the surroundings are not protected.

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The entire "Carretera de Chóvar-Eslida" is a beautiful mountain road that is very worthwhile in both directions. On the Eslida side it is mostly shady, certainly enjoyable in summer, cold in winter even in sunny weather! From or to Eslida you can go towards the sea or further into the Serra Espada, which is really spectacular there at Ain! Everything that is marked in yellow by Komoot here are roads of the finest racing bike quality, on which you can really let it rip. But the landscape is actually too beautiful for that!

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Stunning views and a very nice route.

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Rising above 1,000 meters above sea level, it is the highest point in the Parc Natural de la Serra d'Espadà. It offers amazing views in all directions and without a doubt getting there is quite a challenge. It is a place very visited by hikers and runners who aspire to reach the top beyond 1000 meters above sea level. Be careful on the way because by sectors it can be somewhat technical and rocky.

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