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Located between the provinces of Valencia and Castellón, just 30 km from the city of Valencia. Declared a Natural Park in 2002, it encompasses 18,019 hectares of Mediterranean habitat.

Climb to the monastery

Centennial monastery, center of rest and prayer for believers.

Spectacular 360 degree views allowing you to appreciate the town of Gilet with the coast of Sagunto in the background, the Monastery of Santo Espíritu and the Sierra Calderona. Without a doubt it is worth reaching the cross to be rewarded with the panoramic views. The path is somewhat technical, especially starting from the road that leads to the Monastery at the height of the Santo Espiritu urbanization and if you decide to go this path it is best to go up towards the cross, the descent will be very technical and not at all pleasant. The loop can be closed by ending at the Monastery and from here you can also do a round trip along the same path, less technical with shorter sections than coming the other way. Whichever way you do it, once up here enjoy the beautiful views!

At the Tender hill appears the Camí de la Mola dirt track that goes up to the left from Segart and continues to the right surrounding the mountain. The route continues straight along a path that begins on the slope of the forest track and ascends directly up the side of the mountain to the summit of Mola de Segart (565 m). The geodesic vertex is on the eastern summit, on the western summit there is a stone marker and both have extraordinary views. The descent continues along a fairly vertical channel between the two summits. The first ten meters are aerial and dangerous, you have to get the steps right, then continue down the side of the mountain without complications, the path is very clear and frequented. The trail ends at the Mola hill and the route continues along the forest track of the Camí de Segart a Sant Espirit.

A cultural and experimental space that aims to recover this old rodeno quarry at the foot of La Calderona and turn it into a space integrated with nature. Check the opening hours on Facebook

Impossible not to see it on the side of the road and it is worth taking a break to appreciate it up close. The monastery of the Franciscan order dates from the 17th century and is located in the heart of the Sierra Calderona Natural Park surrounded by an impressive landscape.