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The Chorradores de Navarrés are a beautiful natural area (Municipal Natural Area) located in the Barcal Ravine. It is characterized by its waterfalls, pools, and cascades surrounded by riverside vegetation 🏞️. Approximate height: the main waterfall, known as El Chorrador, reaches a drop of about 20 meters and forms a pool with a blue-green hue.

The Charca de las Palomas in Buñol is a beautiful place to enjoy nature. It is part of the Buñol Water Route, which is known for its impressive landscapes and crystal-clear pools.

It is simply lovely to linger there on a hiking tour. Many locals spend half a day there

A magical place where many locals go to spend the whole day. I was there on my hiking route: very refreshing to swim in the water, relax in a beautiful landscape & waterfall and its splashing.

El Charco Mañán is located on the Water Route, near the Cueva del Turche and the Cueva de las Palomas. To get there, follow the blue and white markings on the route from the Mirador del Turche. It is a pool of good proportions and apparently quite deep. In summer, it is an ideal place to relax and enjoy nature. Access can be complicated, as it requires crossing a ravine and using a rope to get in and out. If you are looking for a quiet corner surrounded by turquoise waters and nature, Charco Mañán is an excellent option to explore in the Buñol region. 🌿🌊

Beautiful and panoramic road with splendid views of the Forata reservoir and the mountains that surround it.

The puddle is very beautiful, crystal clear and icy waters, hehehe. A little hidden from the route, you have to cross the river to get to the puddle, otherwise you will only see it passing over it (by the way, be careful because of the rocks there, you don't need equipment but be attentive). If there is a lot of water and flooding you will not be able to get there, it will be dangerous to cross. On the other hand, wear booties if you decide to take a refreshing bath. The water is frozen even in summer.

Absolutely stunning pool with crystal clear water. We went in march and we were the only ones there. The route from the south on the north side of the river is very steep and requires scrambling. The path from the north east is much more accessible but still requires good mobility.