살린스 데 산타 폴라 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

The N340 does not run through this area; there's surely a confusion about the locations. Many cyclists use this route towards La Marina - Santa Pola. Cycling on the N322 is permitted and possible. If you prefer, coming from Santa Pola, you can first cycle through the Parque Natural de les Salines towards the highlight "El Toro near Santa Pola" and only then reach the road. It's a short distance.

The Santa Pola Salt Pans Natural Park is a significant natural park in the Valencian Community, encompassing the municipalities of Santa Pola and Elche (Baix Vinalopó). It was officially declared a natural park by the Valencian government on December 12, 1988, and is now one of the region's most important protected areas. The area is characterized by a diverse landscape: vast salt pans, freshwater lagoons, dunes, and coastal areas provide habitats for numerous animal and plant species. Of particular note is its importance for birdlife, including flamingos, black-winged stilts, redshanks, and various heron species, which regularly stop here to rest or breed. The combination of salt production, wetlands, and coastal landscapes makes the park an outstanding example of the harmonious coexistence of humans and nature. In addition, there is a visitor center and the Salt Museum, which offers insights into the history of salt production and the ecological significance of the park. With well-signposted paths, observation points and nature trails, the Parque Natural de las Salinas de Santa Pola is a popular destination for birdwatchers, hikers and nature lovers who want to experience the Mediterranean landscape in all its diversity.

Great place to watching Flamingo 👍🏽

Nice tower on the busy N-332. The wide shoulder means you can still drive here quite easily.

From the N-332 you have a good view of the national park and the Salinas. However, the road is quite busy and you should stop to observe birds more closely or to take photos. There is a fairly wide shoulder for this.

Great view but the descent after the paraglider take-off point is very dangerous

After about three years, it's not quite as black anymore, slightly faded by the sun, has different writing and new "tags", but is still a real eye-catcher.

Old coastal surveillance tower in the Spanish east