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The early structure was built in 1591 to warn against Berber pirates from North Africa. It was classified as a "Bien de Interés Cultural" (Cultural Heritage Site) in 1955.
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Beautifull climb from San Miguel de Salinas to Arebate.
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Important point on this route. 16th century tower
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The El Rodeo caves were dug out of the slope of a raised area between the 18th and 20th centuries to create housing. They were built by experienced miners who moved to Rojales specifically for this project. Their knowledge undoubtedly made it possible to create this special urban landscape! The El Rodeo caves are now home to craft businesses and there is even a collection on the history of these caves.
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Very beautiful section of this route! Worth it! The Canal Riegos de Levante is an irrigation canal in the Levante region that is mainly used to supply water to agriculture. “Riegos de Levante” translates as “irrigation of the east” or “irrigation in the Levante”. The canal is an important system that transports water to the intensively used agricultural areas in the provinces of Alicante and Murcia. The water comes mainly from the Segura River and is channeled to the agricultural areas through an ingenious system of canals, pumps and reservoirs. The canal plays a central role in irrigating the fields in this often dry region of Spain and supports the cultivation of fruit, vegetables and other crops. The Canal Riegos de Levante is therefore essential for agriculture and the local economy in this part of Spain.
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The Torre de la Horadada (or Torre Foradada) was built in the 16th century to serve as a coastal watchtower and protect itself from Berber attacks. The tower, which was built on top of a previous one, is part of a system of coastal watchtowers that during the reign of Felipe II served to defend the coastline. It marked the southern limit of the old Kingdom of Valencia and a town known as Pilar de la Horadada was formed around it.
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Good stretch of leg breaks and the good thing that few cars pass
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