밍라닐라‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪16‬개의 천연기념물

If you go around the Fuente de Oliva counterclockwise (which I recommend), this is the second viewpoint and the first where you can see the Rio Cabriel in the gorges below beautiful cliffs. Continue to the right of the first bench along the cliff, and you will find a second bench and more beautiful views.

Viewpoint of the Fuente de Oliva route (PR-CV 344) with beautiful views of the gorges of the Cabriel River and its impressive cliffs. The arrival path is completely along a forest track and is a very pleasant and pleasant route with a lot of trees.

This viewpoint is located on the CV-4661 highway near the Contreras reservoir. From this point we can enjoy the views of Peñablanca (viewpoint located on a large rock) and Los Cuchillos (limestone ridges). You can also distinguish the Cabriel River and the Contreras Dam. The viewpoint has an information panel.

Wonderful distant view, very nicely laid out rest area at the source

Viewpoint of the Fuente de Oliva route (PR-CV 344) with beautiful views of the gorges of the Cabriel River and its impressive cliffs. The arrival path is completely along a forest track and it is a very pleasant and pleasant route with many trees.

Viewpoint with very nice views of the valley and the Hoces del Cabriel Natural Park. It is located on the forest track in very good condition

With its more than 121 km of route, the Turia – Cabriel Nature Trail manages to unite two of the most important rivers in the province of Valencia: the Turia and the Cabriel. This itinerary is protected by two natural parks: the Turia Natural Park and the Hoces del Cabriel Natural Park. This particular section begins (or ends) at the Vadocañas bridge over the Cabriel River. It is a gravel road in excellent condition with gentle slopes and surrounded by vegetation. Ideal for cycling or touring it by mtb or gravel bike.

Panoramic views of the Cabriel Valley distinguished by the Peñas Blancas mountain range and the striking "knives" of Contreras. It is located on an old road that goes from the Contreras dam to the town of the same name.