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Beautiful mountain biking routes in the area, and tough ones

Very beautiful, clean lake. You can go pedal boating.

Spectacular reservoir and in a privileged environment. A visit is essential if you travel to the area. Starting point for many routes in the area, both hikers and mountain bikers.

Ulldecona reservoir dam, where several cycling and hiking routes start.

Fredes is the northernmost town in the Valencian Community. It belongs to the municipality of La Pobla de Benifassà, in the province of Castellón, Baix Maestrat county. It is located at an altitude of 1090 meters, in the middle of the Tinença de Benifassà natural park. The village has a fountain and a bar restaurant, although it has limited hours and it is convenient to check if it is open. It also has a couple of tourist apartments, located in the same building as the restaurant bar.

Next to the road that joins Fredes with Paüls (GR 7), La Roca Blanca (1216m) presents, on its eastern side, a spur with a marked and well-defined dihedral that calls out to be climbed. Its current shape is a result of recent landslides that almost obliterated the path.

The Parish Church of Sant Abdó and Sant Senén de Fredes, also known as the Church of the Saints of the Stone, is a Catholic religious building, which is located in the town center of Fredes in the Baix Maestrat region. It is listed as an Asset of local relevance, with the category of Monument of local interest. It is a temple, with a single nave and masonry factory, with ashlar reinforcements in the corners, of great simplicity. Inside it stands out the existence of a high choir and outside its bell tower. The bell tower is ashlar, slender and simple, with loopholes and openings for the bell in the form of a semicircular arch. The church has its origin in the foundation, in 1261, of a temple by monks of the Order of the Cistercian, who were in the Monastery of Santa María, in this location with the intention of creating a new population center , Freds. The original temple suffered several damages throughout history, mainly due to military conflicts, so its walls were in very poor condition. This led to the completion of a new temple dated 1725.

The Salt de Robert is a beautiful waterfall of about 30 meters where the Rio Sénia is born. It is located between the town of Fredes and the Ulldecona reservoir, at an altitude of 1,020 meters, right in the ravine with the same name. This emblematic corner of La Tinença can be accessed through Fredes, through the Portell de l'Infern by taking the red route of the Natural Park of La Tinença de Benifassà or by the forest trail that leaves from the Ulldecona reservoir and turns to the 'left at Cova del Ferri.