バルサデベスの天然記念物・トップ9

The trail continues from here, but if you are mountain biking this might be a good place to return. The view of this gigantic wall is one of the main sites of the Júcar Canyon. It is almost 200 meters high and deserves a photo or two.

It is a large cave that is located in the Sierra del Boquerón at 660 meters above sea level. Inside you can see numerous formations created throughout history as a result of dripping and runoff of water (stalactites and stalagmites among others). Without a doubt, it is one of the attractions of the area and its interior can be visited during the summer months through the following link: https://www.cuevadedonjuan.es/es/pagina/horarios-y-tarifas

In this corner of the Ayora Valley there is a jewel that makes it very special. It is the dormant volcano of Agrás, whose spring waters are used in the Hervideros spa.

This gigantic wall is one of the icons of the Júcar canyon. Here you can perceive the immensity of the deep cleft of almost vertical walls reaching about 200 meters in height.

The first climb from Casas del Rio to Balsa de Ves is very hard. The road is in poor condition and has a lot of slope!

From Balsa de Ves it's an absolutely beautiful route down to the Rio Cabriel and then up again towards La Portera. An absolutely breathtaking route - you discover something new at every bend. At the Rio Cabriel there is a bathing area and a campsite as well as an old hydraulic water wheel.

Beautiful country road along the Rio Jucar - absolutely recommendable.

The history of the Cofrentes volcano (or Agrás volcano) goes back millions of years, as it is estimated that the last eruption took place between 1 and 2.6 million years ago. The fissuring of the Eurasian plate caused the belt of volcanoes in the Gulf of Valencia, of which Cofrentes, Picassent and Columbretes Islands stand out today.