20의 티리그가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Located on a hill overlooking the town of San Mateo, we have the hermitage that also has a restaurant. At the top of the square, there is a fountain where you can refill your bottles.

In the town of Les Coves de Vinromà, two places of interest stand out: - La Moreria, located next to the Sant Miquel river and near the town centre. - The ravine of the Valltorta. Within the term are the cave paintings of the Valltorta de la Saltadora ravine (they can be visited), the Cova Alta del Lledoner, the Cingle de l'Ermita and others, which form one of the richest ensembles in this type of manifestations of all the country. In Tírig you can visit the Valltorta Museum and three more caves, and another in the municipality of Ares del Maestrat.

It is a beautiful and entertaining port, without major complications and with magnificent views. In the first part, we start with gentle slopes, which will be very good for us to "warm up" our legs, since after km. 4 things get a little more serious. The slope will begin to increase, with some loose ramps around 10%, and horseshoes will appear, until we reach the first hill at km. 12. Afterwards, we will have a short break including a short descent to the town of Serratella, and we will only have the final stretch, quite gentle, until we reach the top at 844 m. of altitude. At that point, we can decide whether to go down towards Albocàsser, or have a little "warm up" going up to the hermitage of S. Juan Nepomuceno along a concrete track that goes out to our left for about 500 m. and with 20% ramps, until reaching 920 m. of altitude.

Hermitage of Santa Barbara. Salzadella Its construction dates from the end of the 17th century, although it was almost certainly built on top of another, older temple. In agricultural lands there are numerous hermitages dedicated to Santa Bárbara, since she is venerated to be free from the lightning of storms. Hence, the popular tradition still preserves the saying: "Blessed Santa Bárbara, that we keep from the collita". Formerly the residents of Tírig made pilgrimages to this place, until in 1603 they built their own hermitage to the saint. La Salzadella (Baix Maestrat/ Castelló/ Spain)

This Hermitage dates back to the 17th century and has a very peculiar history attributed to storms and lightning strikes. It is very close to the town of Salzadella and deserves a visit.

Farmhouse in which small farms were formerly worked, living mainly from livestock. It was a crossing point between the towns of Alcalà de Xivert and La Salzadella. We can access this by several routes and from it, we also have the option of being able to make several routes to various towns and areas of the Watchtowers. On my page there are many routes that pass through "Mas d'Ascla". Interesting to visit and get to know it, although it is currently abandoned.

Also on the Via Augusta is the 17th-century L'ermita de Santa Barbara.

With its almost 14 km in length and saving just over 540 m, this 3rd category port is demanding but at the same time comforting due to the views that you will have throughout the journey, especially once up there. Go easy and enjoy it!