サンタマグダレナデプルピスの峠・トップ11

Collado that divides the Alcalà valley with the Estopet valley. In this, spectacular views of the whole valley and the sea.

A hill that is before reaching the Polpís forest deposit and by path we can go towards the Coll de la Palma or go down to Mas del Senyor. Excellent views.

At this crossroads the track leaves and, with a steep slope, goes up to the Mallada de la Rabossa, the Templar Castle of Polpís and the Coll de la Bota. In the upper part of the Sierra there are various trails to make a wide variety of routes.

At this junction the track suitable for vehicles begins, which goes up to Pulpís Castle and Alto de la Bota. The descent to the castle is prohibited by vehicle, you must go down on foot.

Highlight of the road that goes from the town of La Salzadella to Santa Magdalena de Polpís and vice versa. From this point you can access the climb that will take us to the top of Molló where the San Josep forest observatory and the hermitage that gives it its name are located.

We can reach the aforementioned pass through three different places. The first going up the Atmeller valley and/or from Xivert Castle along the main track. The second following the aforementioned track from the Castle before reaching the Corral de la Viuda through the firewall that will take us up a steep climb to the top of Mount Santa María where the Atmeller forestry observatory is located. And thirdly and lastly, the fully concreted ascent that begins on the raised bridge of the AP7.

Col that divides the Valley of Estopet with the Valley of Alcalà de Xivert. Obligatory step for hiking and mountain biking routes that want to go down the Ameler or go up from it or access the Barranco de la Carrera. Panoramic place with views of the entire valley, the sea, the repeaters next to the Ebrí Tower, the Carrera ravine and the Santa Lucía Hermitage. If we pass, I recommend stopping a bit and contemplating the views.

La Mallada de la Rabossa is the point of connection to be able to choose between four paths to follow. From Mallada itself, we can go down to Santa Magdalena de Pulpis, go to the Ermita de San Antonio, Vistahermosa, Castillo de Pulpis, etc. or towards the Coll de la Palma. Obviously if we are doing a route we will already be coming from some point so we will only have three left to choose from. Mark it as a crossing point and confluence of various routes.