モンカダの天然記念物・トップ20

Below the town of Sant Antoni de Benaixeve and before touching the waters of the Túria there is a small recreational forest called Vallesa, at the end, we find this reservoir that collects its waters.

The vegetation and landscapes within the channel are more typical of northern Spain than the Mediterranean. Nobody would say that we are close to the capital

Small garden for a short break. It's nice and quiet and shady there. No entry.

At the Tender hill appears the Camí de la Mola dirt track that goes up to the left from Segart and continues to the right surrounding the mountain. The route continues straight along a path that begins on the slope of the forest track and ascends directly up the side of the mountain to the summit of Mola de Segart (565 m). The geodesic vertex is on the eastern summit, on the western summit there is a stone marker and both have extraordinary views. The descent continues along a fairly vertical channel between the two summits. The first ten meters are aerial and dangerous, you have to get the steps right, then continue down the side of the mountain without complications, the path is very clear and frequented. The trail ends at the Mola hill and the route continues along the forest track of the Camí de Segart a Sant Espirit.

Nice section of the tour.

Hidden behind walls is this beautifully maintained garden. Easy to miss, but well worth the walk in.

Aleppo pine with more than 150 years!

The lake belongs to the La Vallesa forest. Part of this area is publicly accessible thanks to an agreement between the owner and the Paterna City Council, but unfortunately, the lake is in the part that continues to have restricted access.