살렘 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

This refrigerator, more than eight meters deep, was used between the 16th and 19th centuries for the ice trade in the Valencian Community. Although the structure is missing the semicircular arches that supported the roof, it is still an archaeological wonder worth visiting.

The remains of the castle are hidden among the vegetation, but one of its walls can still be seen at the top of the hill. This is a magical and very special corner. You are at one of the highest points of the mountains that separate the Serpis valley and the Albaida valley. Take a seat and enjoy unbeatable views.

Both Garmin and Google Maps route me to this hiking trail covered with rocks and boulders. I had to push my loaded 30+kg touring bike up the hill in the dark. Highly not recommended for cyclists, even cyclocross.

Top of Benicadell with incredible views in all directions. Going up from the Ombría path, it is an ascent with some technical difficulty but it can be reached without problems, especially when descending, with caution. Undoubtedly a point to visit for those who like views from the top!

Beautiful views from the Alt del Benicadell and the geodesic point.

The activity of artificial cellars has been known since Roman times. Their development took place between the 16th and 19th centuries and they were used until the middle of the 19th century, when, with the appearance of electrical appliances, they fell into disuse.

Place with the possibility of parking the car and from there start the path bordering Benicadell both by bike and walking

following this path to meet up with the other one is fairly straught forward. The last 20 minutes gets loose, steep and as you get to the bottom of the ridge you will notice some red wire to help assist your step down. The lath looks to carry on down, it doesn't it actually crossed the rocky steps. One up and over the 'nose' of the ridge you will see your original path up between the Gully.