20의 시라트가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Swimming in this river is a highly recommended and unique experience. During the summer months, there is a fee to enter (unless you stay overnight at a Montanejos accommodation). There is also a charge for parking in the roadside lot. Outside of peak season, both access and parking are free.

A very nice place to take a break. There were a lot of fallen trees on the way there, but they were easy to avoid. To continue on the trail, you have to cross the river. This was easily possible for us, partly from rock to rock, and we walked a bit in the river. (Only our feet got wet). !But depending on the water level, it could be a problem! (at least if you look at one or two of the other users' photos here 🤔). We also couldn't immediately find the trail markings on the other bank. Eventually, we found a rock with the trail marker. However, the river would have been impossible to cross at this point without standing in water at least up to our waists. Perhaps there was a bridge from one side to the other at some point. Once you're across, it's uphill again for a while.

The Salto de la Novia in Cirat is a stunning waterfall located in the Alto Mijares region in the province of Castellón. This place is known for its natural beauty and peaceful surroundings, making it a popular destination for nature and hiking lovers. The waterfall gets its name from a local legend that tells the tragic story of a young couple separated by war. The water from the waterfall comes from the Las Salinas ravine and falls into a natural pool surrounded by lush vegetation. It is a perfect place to enjoy a refreshing swim in the warmer months. To reach the Salto de la Novia, you can follow a hiking route that will take you through spectacular landscapes and allow you to enjoy the tranquility of the surroundings.

Beautiful village with wonderful bathing spots

The Chillapájaros Straits owe their name to the echoes of the birds that inhabit the rocky area, also known as the Mijares Canyon, which is an impressive limestone cut caused by a fault, patiently filed and excavated by the surface runoff of the Mijares River. Here the river bed passes through a deep gorge, two walls more than a hundred meters high in a vertical drop, in a passage about twenty-five meters wide. The road accompanies the river at different heights, approximately 40 m in elevation. The perspectives of this formidable gorge, of its cliffs, can be seen through two large “balconies”, built inside a tunnel that opens the way to the Mijares highway. Later, the viewpoints mentioned above were incorporated. From all of them, you can see the pronounced escarpments carved by the Mijares, whose rocky walls are the destination of numerous climbers throughout the year.

Get close to the river bank and don't miss the views

It's really beautiful there! In the off-season there's not much going on and you practically have nature to yourself.

A good place to rest and soak a little in the middle of the route