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Circular | 7 km.
Looking for a beautiful hike in the Sierra de Crevillent? The PR-CV 110, better known as the "Els Anouers" route, departs from the beautiful Barranco de Sant Cayetá and takes you to one of the most beautiful balconies in the province of Alicante: the spectacular peak of Sant Juri, at 821 meters. This is a hike for those who love rugged ravines and endless views of the Mediterranean Sea, El Hondo Natural Park and the Sierra de Crevillent.
Circular | 10 km.
Hike along the Río Vinalopó through the Los Algezares nature reserve, where history comes to life. This route takes you past 18th-century watermills and the iconic Puente de los Cinco Ojos (Centre of the Eyes). The highlight? The surreal landscape of Upanel, where erosion has created beautiful red ravines of clay and gypsum. A hike steeped in history and spectacular views.
Circular | 7 km.
Anyone who thinks the Costa Blanca is all beaches and concrete is mistaken. Just off the Torrevieja coastline lies a spectacular nature reserve: Las Lagunas de la Mata y Torrevieja. During this walk, you'll discover that Laguna de la Mata is much more than just a saltwater lake. It's a place steeped in history, rare birds, and mysterious structures.
Circular | 13 km.
The Riberer Trail is a historical walk that is an essential part of Benissa's identity. It pays tribute to the riberers, day laborers from Benissa and other towns in the Marina Alta, who temporarily emigrated to the fertile lands of the Ribera del Jucar near Valencia to work as day laborers on the rice harvest.
Circular | 11 km.
From Jávea, we walk along the harbor and then up a rising path to the La Plana or Les Planes plateau. Above this plateau are the Cap de Sant Antoni lighthouse, the ruins of the old carabinieri barracks, two restored lime kilns, and the famous 11 windmills of La Plana. Along the way, the iconic Montgó remains clearly visible, and in good weather, we can even see Ibiza. The Sierra de Bèrnia, the Migdia, and the Peñón de Ifach (in the distance) are also frequently visible. After a steep descent, we walk the last section on the Camino del Alba, or Way of Dawn, a section of the Camino de Santiago that starts in Jávea.
Circular | 12 km.
For this hike, we start just outside Jalón/Xaló and head to the hamlet of Maserof and back. We follow the PR CV 195 for a stretch, walking through forests, orchards, and ravines. We pass L'aljub de la Devesa, an old water tank, the dam of the ravine of la cova negra, and the hamlet of Maserof. Along the way, we can enjoy panoramic views of the Montgó, the Sierra de Bernia, the Ferrer, the Castellet de la Solana, and the Peña de la Mica.
Circular | 8 km.
This varied walk takes us around the Amadorio Reservoir, located between Villajoyosa and Orxeta, inland on the Costa Blanca. Constructed between 1947 and 1957 along the Amadorio Riverbed, the reservoir continues to play a vital role in the irrigation and drinking water supply of Benidorm and Villajoyosa, among other places. The impressive gravity dam is 63 meters high, 318 meters long, and holds almost 16 million cubic meters of water.
Circular | 12 km.
This hike takes us through the Riu de Sacos valley, near the village of Algar, known for its waterfalls. Starting from the large (free) parking lot just outside the village, we'll walk in a large loop through the valley. A few challenging climbs will take us through orchards and offer panoramic views of the Ferrer, Bernia, Aitana, and the sea.
This walk takes you from the small hamlet of Maserof to the elephant rock and Mançano cave. Along the way you walk through fields and terraces where you can enjoy the beautiful views of the Bernia, Olta, Montgo and even further away.
This short walk between Moraira and Cala LLebeig takes you first to the Cap d’Or lookout tower. On clear days you can enjoy the beautiful views over the bay of Moraira, the Peñón de Ifach, l'Albir, the Sierra Aitana and even the coasts of Ibiza. The rest of the walk goes along the top of the rocks, along the sea. There you can enjoy the views of Cala LLebeig and Cap de la Nau. Via the urbanization you walk back to Moraira.
This beautiful walk goes through the nature reserve La Granadella from Cumbro del Sol to the most beautiful bay of the Costa Blanca, the Cala Granadella. We walk through the Martorell and Orxella ravine, to the Teuleria de Dalt, pass the ruins of the fortress of Granadella, old copper mines and the Joanet de golaestreta lime kiln. Along the way, and from the Lloma Aspra and the Mirador de Levante, we enjoy the beautiful views of the bay of Xàbia, Cap de la Nau, the Plana, the iconic Montgó, the tower of Moraira and the Penon of Calp.
This easy walk takes you around the Guadalest reservoir with beautiful views of the various mountain peaks, Guadalest, Beniarda, the castle of Castell de Castels and of course the reservoir itself.
This walking route goes to the Penya El Castellet which forms a natural border between the valleys of La Serrella and Seta. Along the way you have fantastic views of the Guadalest Valley, the Guadalest Reservoir and the surrounding mountain ranges. At the top of the Penya de Castellet are the ruins of a Moorish castle, which served as a lookout post over the surrounding valleys.
This challenging walk goes from the small village of Murla to the top of the Penyal Roig or Cavall Verd, the Green Horse. The route first passes the hermitage of San Sebastiá and a little further to a cross with beautiful views of Murla. Along the way and at the top you have beautiful views of Xaló, the Gorgos river, the Seguili mountain, the ruins of Castellet, the Segària, the Carrascar, Dénia, the Montgó, the Mediterranean Sea, to Xortà, Serrella and even the Aitana. From the top you descend and walk through orchards, where you can enjoy the spring blossoms in spring, back to Murla.
This walk takes you from Campell all the way around the Fontilles domain. On the way you make a very steep climb to the Castell de les Atzavares. This climb is so steep that you use crampons and chains. This can be a problem for walkers with dogs. Then you pass the moli d’isbert, an old water mill, and some old stone refuge huts. On the way back you walk a long way along the wall of from the leprosy sanatorium to then, through the barranc of Fontilles, reach Campell again.
This walk goes from the charming village of Orba to the ruins of the castle of Orba or El Castellet which is situated on a 420 meter high hill. At the castle you have a beautiful view of Orba and the surrounding mountain ranges such as Cavall, Segaria, Seguili, Penyo and Carrascal de Parcent.
This beautiful walk mainly goes over the plateau of Pla de Seguili. In addition to beautiful nature, the route gives you an insight into traditional rural life from the past. Along the route there are numerous cisterns to see, old rainwater reservoirs and wells. These bear witness to human activity in the area since the Middle Ages and show how inhabitants collected and stored water in this dry terrain. The ruins of old houses and barns that were once used by farmers and shepherds are also not missing.
This pleasant walk goes from the Santuario Nuestra Señora Del Pilar through the Sierra de Benejúzar to the Mirador de Benejúzar. At the Cabezo de Los Mozos you walk through beautiful pine forests and at the Cabezo Redondo the terrain becomes more open with heather and native flora. At the Mirador de Benejúzar you have a beautiful view of the coastline and the surrounding villages.
A pleasant walk through the nature reserve Clot de Galvany with several observation huts, various viewpoints and a casemate built during the civil war. In short, a varied walk.
This walk goes from Orba, via a 100 meter long tunnel to the old useless dam, La Presa de Isbert. Via the barranc de l’infern we walk back to Orba. On the way we pass an Polvorin or old gunpowder magazine.
This beautiful walk goes through the nature reserve La Granadella from the beautiful bay Cala Granadella to the ruins of the castle of Granadella and the viewpoint Mirador de Levante. Along the way you have beautiful views of the bay, the sea and the rugged cliffs.
This walk goes via the ruta del Riu around Sella. During the walk you will pass springs, a water mill, go along the Rio Sella and admire the various views. If there is enough water, you can enjoy various waterfalls and on hot days cool off in tiny lakes or at the Font Major picnic area.
With the PR-CV 465 as a basis, this adventurous walk has a lot to offer. Via the airstrip of Castell de Castells we go to the top of the Cocoll, at 1,048 meters the second highest mountain in the Marina Alta. From there we walk to the PR-CV 465. This is a circular route through the Almadich ravine and the Ses Cordelleres mountains with highlights along the way: the Penya Blanca fountain, Els Corralls, a cave that served as a sheepfold, through the spectacular Paso del Badall and along the Coveta de las Cabres.
This moderate hike takes us into the hinterland of Polop around the Cabal and Sanxet mountains. Via undulating hiking trails we can enjoy beautiful views in the four directions: the Montgo, the Puig Campana and the Aitana.
La Catedral del Senderismo, also known as the route of the 6000 steps, is without a doubt the best known and most representative route of La Vall de Laguar. This great route crosses the ravines of Racons and l'Infern (the latter two times) and passes through the Juvées de Dalt and Juvées d'Enmig. Along the way you can discover a fascinating landscape, rocky and steep, carved out by the force of the water.
This walk goes from Fontilles, via a 100 meter long tunnel to the useless dam, La Presa de Isbert. Then we walk along the barranc de l'infern towards Ebro. We return to our starting point via the riverbed of the barranc de Fontilles and the leper center of Fontilles.
This walk goes from Senija to the Cova de La Garguantua, the hideout of the famous bandit Josep de la Tona. From the cave it continues to the Creu de Senija, with a beautiful panoramic view and around Lliber back to Seija.
This walk around Benimaurell gives you a taste of part of the famous “Catedral de Senderismo” (with its 6800 Moorish steps) with beautiful views in Vall de Laguar along the way and through the Barranc de l'Infern to the Cova Santa and the Assut d'Isbert or La Presa de Isbert.
This walk goes to Els Arcs de Castells, an impressive geological rock formation that forms large arches on the north side of the Sierra de la Xortà. This arch formation offers beautiful views all around and in the distance you can see the border where a large forest fire raged in 2022.
This walk first goes to the Barranc Tancat viewpoint from where you have a beautiful view of the gorge and the Sierra de Mariola and then goes through the valley around Tàrbena with the final eye-catcher being the Mirador de Tàrbena viewpoint.
This walking route goes to the Penya Foradà or Foradada at an altitude of 737 meters above sea level, a true natural wonder in the province of Alicante. From this stone arch you have a beautiful view of a large part of La Vall de Gallinera.
Walk to the seventeenth-century dam of the Relleu reservoir with a beautifully landscaped walkway through the gorge and along the old mule path Cami de les Ripalmes or Cami de Fasamais that has been brought back from oblivion.
Walking route along the coastline from Calpe to Benissa via a beautifully landscaped path with various information panels about the flora and fauna along the way.
This walk on the southern slope of the Sierra de Crevillent passes through an arid environment with reddish rock formations from the Triassic period. Furthermore, the Peña Negra site is visited, which is linked to the ancient city of Herna. Information panels provide insight into this ancient Iberian settlement. Along the way you will come to a restored shepherd's hut. These Xosses were built with the so-called dry stone construction technique and have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
This walk starts in Jalon and goes uphill to the ruins of Castell d'Aixa. Then you descend to Lliber to walk along the Riu Gorgos, a part of GR 330, back to Jalon.
This walk goes from Parcent via the Camí de les Revoltes to the Coll de Rates. After the plateau Tossal de Polupí you come to the cave Cova de Coloms. You can go back and forth to the Casa de la Neu, a huge ice pit. The 150 extra meters of altitude are definitely worth it. A little further you pass the source Font de la Foia and you walk through the Sierra del Carrascal back to the starting point.
This walk runs just above Benimaurell and lets you taste part of the famous “Catedral de Senderismo” (with its 6800 Moorish steps) and crosses the Barranc de l'Infern.
The walk goes from Finistrat to the top of the Puig Campana at an altitude of 1406 meters, at the top you have a beautiful view to all four cardinal points. This incredible mountain is notable for its peculiar conical shape and also for a huge eroded hole in its upper part. You can shorten the walk to 12 km if you don't go to the top.
The walk goes from Benimaurell along the flanks of the Sierra del Penyal almost to the Penya Roja, also called Cavall Verd. Along the way you can enjoy beautiful views to the Aitana and on the other side of La Vall d'Ebo and Barranc de l'infern, among others.
The walk goes from Moraira via the Barranco de La Viuda to the bay of Cala Llebeig. From the bay you continue on the coastal path along the cliffs to the Cova dels Arcs and Cala Moraig.
This hike goes around the Sierra De Bernia via historic steep hiking trails, such as the Camí de la Cova de la Serp, a historic bridle path. We also pass the ruins of the Fortress of Bernia. All around there are spectacular views in all directions.
The Peñón de Ifach is the symbol of the Costa Blanca. This limestone rock is 332 meters high and one kilometer long. The rock is connected to the land by a narrow isthmus, the result of a landslide from the nearby Sierra de Oltà. At the top you have beautiful views over the impressive coastline of the Costa Blanca. You can see for miles, as far as Moraira and on clear days you can even see Ibiza from the top of the Ifach.
The walk goes to the top of the Bernia from where you have a beautiful view of the surroundings. You also arrive at the ruins of the fortress of Bernia and go through an ancient tunnel where you have to crawl on all fours for about fifteen meters.
This walk goes from Calpe to the top of the Olta at an altitude of 585 meters via 2 Sendas Tradicionales or traditional hiking trails. At the top you have a beautiful view of the various mountain peaks in the area: such as Puig Campana, the Bernia and the Montgo.
This walk through the hills of the Sierra de Oltà goes around the Olta, a mountain near Calpe. Along the way you have beautiful views of the Puig Campana, the impressive Bernia, the Montgo and the famous Peñón de Ifach.