フォンドデレノイ/ホンドンデラスニエベスの天然記念物・トップ15

The tour is listed as moderate on Komoot. In my opinion, that's incorrect. Hikers who a) haven't climbed any vertical 8-meter-high sections before and b) have to ascend or descend without via ferrata equipment, despite the available rungs... this should be rated as black or difficult. Don't get me wrong—I think it's okay for non-hikers, but I believe others will reach their limits here. 🤨

If you do the route in the direction as described. Then it goes 8 meters up. Not down.

One of the most spectacular natural spaces in the area. Very attractive area for lovers of hiking and unique places that combine rock and water. With a channel excavated and eroded by meteorological agents, which gives it a very characteristic appearance. This rambla is crossed by a small spring of salt water (hence its name).

There is a path that crosses the old river bed in its width. At present the channel is very narrow, as a small bridge is simply necessary to cross it. The path is very fun, it meanders between tall reeds without letting you see what is happening a few meters away. There are two technical slides that are difficult to save if you are caught unawares. Also, along the path you can see the sand formations that the river has carved over the years.

The climb to La Mola is a must if you are in the Novelda area. From the top you can appreciate beautiful views of the town, the Castle and the Magdalena Sanctuary. The climb is not very demanding but it is recommended to bring enough water and walking sticks.

A narrow but very high crevice leading to the cave. It is more than 20 meters long and you have to be careful and especially with light, as it is very dark inside. The gorge ends in an area of steps that descend very steeply and end at the entrance to the pit.

This is the most exciting of the lot. It is approx 8m in height and quite steep but there are plenty of staples to guide you down. Pack your fear of heights into your rucksack though.

Beautiful views from the top of La Mola, you can appreciate the Castle of Novelda (or de la Mola)