칼로사 덴 사리아 주변 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

잘 걸어야 합니다. 하지만 그럴 만한 가치가 있습니다…..

It is easily and readily navigable. It is used by both everyday cyclists and recreational athletes, is well-developed, and offers a pleasant and safe route.

The chapel was consecrated in 1803, when Mass was first celebrated there. Built on a historic connecting path, it quickly became a religious meeting place for the surrounding communities. To this day, it remains the center of the annual celebrations in honor of Sant Vicent Ferrer and represents the shared history of the three towns of La Nucía, Altea, and l’Alfàs del Pi.

The Ermita de Sant Vicent del Captivador is located in the rural border region between La Nucía, Altea, and l’Alfàs del Pi and is a small, historic chapel of regional importance. It was built at the beginning of the 19th century; the building permit dates back to 1802, and the first Mass was celebrated there in 1803. This year is therefore considered its historic year of construction and consecration. The hermitage stands on an old connecting path, today known as the Camí de l’Ermita or Camí de Sant Vicent, which formerly served as a religious and social meeting point for the surrounding communities. To this day, the chapel is the focal point of the annual celebrations in honor of Sant Vicent Ferrer and symbolizes the shared history and connection of the three towns in the Marina Baixa.

We couldn't see the reservoir, but the tour was great! Highly recommended with a mountain bike 👌

Definitely prefer a mountain bike. An absolutely fantastic tour on a mountain bike! Very challenging climbs.

The stretch of road between Raco del Fillet and El Castell de Guadalest is a popular route for cyclists due to its stunning scenery and challenging climbs. It's a route with a significant amount of elevation gain, making it ideal for cyclists in good physical condition. Along the way, you can enjoy spectacular views of the Guadalest valley and reservoir. The route includes roads such as the CV-715 and CV-70, which are known for their picturesque landscapes and challenging inclines.

The Poniente Beach Promenade in Benidorm is a modern, award-winning architectural work that has become one of the city's symbols. Designed by architects Carlos Ferrater and Xavier Martí Galí (OAB) in 2009, the promenade is conceived as an intermediate space between the city and the sea, avoiding being a simple boundary.