아그레스 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Beautiful, you have to go up there at least once in your life.

Serra de Mariola Natural Park, please note that driving is prohibited if the track or path is less than 2 metres wide. The fine is 600 euros

"La Cava Gran de Agres" is a historic snow storage facility that once served as a refrigerator for storing snow, which was later used as ice. In winter, snow was filled into the pit and compacted to be used as blocks of ice. The upper arches supported a roof that protected the snow from the sun. In summer, the stored snow was cut into blocks and transported to the cities by pack animals. Ice was of great importance at that time for preserving food and for medicinal purposes. The architecture of the Cava is characterized by massive stone walls and a domed roof, parts of which are now in ruins. The building is an important testament to the traditional methods of preservation and logistics in the region.

Top of Montcabrer. Amazing views.

Refrigerator formerly used to store and maintain snow for the production and sale of ice between the 17th and 19th centuries. Today you can visit the ruins and appreciate the wonderful engineering of those times.

From its 1,390 meters above sea level, the top of Montcabrer is the panoramic point par excellence of the Parc Natural Serra de Mariola. From here you can see other peaks such as Aitana, Puig Campana and in the distance the summit of Montgó and Benicadell. You can reach the top by several alternative paths and trails of varying difficulty, it's all up to you!

The top of Pico Teix at 1265 meters above sea level offers amazing 360 views! It can be connected to several paths both from Cocentaina and from Agres through the forest path of l'Ombria in excellent condition. It deserves to visit it because the views are incredible!

This is an archaeological site of an old snowfield used to store snow for trade. It is about seven meters in diameter and about ten deep and from here the views are very beautiful. Following a few more meters you can reach the top of the Teix peak.