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The route starts from the city of Gandia, capital of La Safor and easily accessible by local train from the city of Valencia. From the Horta de Gandia, the route will quickly take you straight to the heart of the Valencian mountains; always looking for a balance between unevenness, tracks in good condition

The second stage through the Valencian mountains runs through the region between Aiora, Enguera, the Caroig massif and Mola de Cortes. This territory is within the so-called "Serrania Levantina". It is considered the third region of Spain with the lowest population density. Traveling this segment requires

This last stage is a long stretch in which, finally, the Route takes its course towards the Mediterranean. However, all that awaits you today is a handful of mountains between Javalambre and Calderona, including the highest point of the Route, the former military base of El Toro, at 1571 meters, now

Camí dels Assagadors begins in Gandia. In just 100 kilometers, and playing Sambori with the border between Valencia and Alicante, this first part of the route will take you from the Horta de la Safor to one of the eastern ends of the province of Valencia, on the border between the 'Castilian plateau

Siete Aguas marks the equator of the Camino dels Assagadors, a passageway between the Utiel-Requena plateau and the Valencia vegetable garden. If you haven't bought for the stage yet, Siete Aguas is a good place to refuel, recalculate and continue in the direction of the geological natural park of Xera

Stage five takes you to one of the ends of the so-called Serranía Celtibérica, the

Spanish Lapland In addition, you will make a small foray into Mancheque territory for

approach the Talayuelas lagoons and the Olla lookout point, before re-entering the Alt Túria biosphere reserve through the north face

The topography in this stage three area is quite complex. The cut on the land drawn by the Xúquer is truly spectacular throughout its route to Ribera Alta. Barely salvageable at a few points, the Route crosses it through Cortes, perhaps the area where it reaches its full magnitude.



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