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More than a campsite, I'd say it's a recreational area for picnicking. It has children's games, a water fountain, and tables.

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Well-lit 400m tunnel

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One of the most notable characteristics of the municipality and that draws the most attention is the dispersion of its population centers. Throughout the valley, groups of houses of various sizes are distributed. The largest is the core of Olba, itself. But we also find the following neighborhoods or villages: Los Lucas, Los Ibáñez Bajos, la Tosca, los Ramones, los Pertegaces, los Villanuevas, los Giles, Casa Bolea, el Casucho, la Artiga, los Ibáñez Altos, la Hoya Ramos, los Tarragones , the Tarrasones, the Moya, the Villagrasas, the Peñablanca, the Barranco del Lobo... among others. The so-called "upper neighborhoods" far from the river and located in the mountains are currently abandoned, with some exceptions. The neighborhoods receive the surnames of the first Christian settlers. Although the name of the neighborhood "Los Ramones" has nothing to do in its origins with the rock band of the same name, the traffic signs with the name of the neighborhood have been the subject of various thefts, presumably as "souvenirs" of the band.

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We are in the small town of Olba, in the Gúdar-Javalambre region of the province of Teruel and it is certainly worth a visit. We can walk or ride a bike along the side of the river next to the forests that accompany it or visit the town center, the hermitage of San Pedro, the hermitage of San Roque or the Carlos IV bridge.

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This town, and the valley in which it is drawn by the Mijares River, enjoy a microclimate at more than 600 m high. Climbing on its high limestone walls is common in the area.

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This former station is one of the best restored on the route. It's ideal for spending the night, as it has a camping area, tables, and a covered area. The picnic area even has a playground. It's a very quiet area, just 4 kilometers from Barracas.

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The old Albentosa station is enabled as a rest area. It is a mandatory stop, since from here you can see the impressive ravine with the viaduct in the background. This is one of the most representative points of the road.

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Both to eat and to stay! It's a great place, very nice people who give you great tips and 'tricks' about the Via Verde and the area in general. At a gastronomic level a 10, go fabric as they work the truffle and at a more than correct price.

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Improvisation of camp in the sports area, behind the schools, out of the unmistakable gaze, nearby fountain with water for washing and showering. Quiet population.

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The remains of the civil war are numerous on the via verde. In particular this small bunker held by the Republican forces on the Viver front.

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If you come from the north, you exit the tunnel and the view is going to take your breath away. It's so amazing. It has everything: the ravine, the bridge you are going to cross and the Albentosa town. There are some benches and table to rest as well. And if you come from the south, do not forget to return before the tunnel.

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A renovated station with playground, barbecue and covered area. When it was, everything was closed. There is a fountain but with NOT drinking water.

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At the former, now renovated Palancar train station there is now a rest area and a small campsite. Perfect for a longer tour on the Vía Verde de Ojos Negros.

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The peculiar color of the so-called "terra rossa" (Italian for red earth) was created a long time ago by washing out carbonates with simultaneous enrichment of clay minerals and iron oxides. This type of earth is very common in the Mediterranean. It is also believed that the color is caused, among other things, by the entry of red, mineral dust from the Sahara and Sahel regions. If the "Terra Rossa" is provided with sufficient water, it is surprisingly fertile, despite being relatively low in humus.

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This is a stunning location with dramatic panoramic views over the Area. The Sierra Javalambre are clearly seen with the ski station and observatory visible on a clear day.

This is a beautiful medieval walled village sitting between the mountains ranges of the Sierra Espedan and the Gudar. It is a popular weekend break location for Valencian families and somewhere to stay close to both local ski stations (Valdelinares and Javalambre)

The best truffle eggs in the region.

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