베나퍼‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Beautiful small waterfall, accessible via stairs.

A place of great beauty where we can admire the spectacular 60-meter-high waterfall, which plunges its waters into a magnificent setting where the whimsical shapes created by erosion in the mountains and riverbed intertwine with the dominant greenery of nature. We can also enjoy the beautiful legend of the place...

Swimming in this river is a highly recommended and unique experience. During the summer months, there is a fee to enter (unless you stay overnight at a Montanejos accommodation). There is also a charge for parking in the roadside lot. Outside of peak season, both access and parking are free.

The Cascada del Tío Juan is a beautiful waterfall located in Navajas, in the province of Castellón, Valencian Community. It is a popular destination for hiking, especially in spring and after rainy days, when the water flow is more impressive.

To visit this waterfall you have to climb some high steps carved in the stone. You have to be careful when they are wet because they are quite slippery. The view of the waterfall is impressive.

A must-see place if you are in the Navajas area. A beautiful waterfall and trails to explore the place.

Beautiful village with wonderful bathing spots

The Chillapájaros Straits owe their name to the echoes of the birds that inhabit the rocky area, also known as the Mijares Canyon, which is an impressive limestone cut caused by a fault, patiently filed and excavated by the surface runoff of the Mijares River. Here the river bed passes through a deep gorge, two walls more than a hundred meters high in a vertical drop, in a passage about twenty-five meters wide. The road accompanies the river at different heights, approximately 40 m in elevation. The perspectives of this formidable gorge, of its cliffs, can be seen through two large “balconies”, built inside a tunnel that opens the way to the Mijares highway. Later, the viewpoints mentioned above were incorporated. From all of them, you can see the pronounced escarpments carved by the Mijares, whose rocky walls are the destination of numerous climbers throughout the year.