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Bernia Ridge heigth 1125m

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Forat and Fort. A beautiful looking mountain offering hikes, scrambles, abseils and rock climbing. The forat (hole) joining the north and south faces is approximately 1 metre high by 25 metres long and with mist on the north face and sun on the south it’s like stepping into another world. The views from either side of the forat are beautiful. Goats herds frequent the Bérnia and to the south west there are ruins of an old fort. On the north Approach path there is a font where you can refill your bottles. All our routes start from the restaurante Bérnia car park area. From the car park follow the track heading east towards the font. Continue on the track above the steps of the font until the forat is reached. Crawl through the forat and then follow the track heading west. Then descend this track to the fort. From the fort follow the orbital track heading clockwise back to the car park. Distance 10km. .The Bernia Ridge is often described has The Cuillin mountains of Benidorm! A wonderful ridge walk with scrambling in places. To do the whole ridge is a very long day, we do a short section with only easy scrambling yet very spectacular views out to
hikewards the seas. 

Duration 4hrs. Ascent 495m. Moderate

Puig Campana heigth 1408m

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Route 1. Summit via Barranco. The well marked main tourist route is from the font straight up the large barranco. Once in the barranco we keep to the right to avoid much of the scree. At the col the summit is reached by veering right. Return to Font Moli via the same route. Grade 1 scramble. Distance 9km. Duration 5hrs. Ascent 1025m. Strenuous hike. Route 2. Same ascent as route 1. For the descent we return to the col and then head north down a path that leads to a scree run. At the bottom of the scree a track leads to the circular path Senda Lola. From there we have a choice of returning to Font Moli via the west or east. Grade 1 scramble. Strenuous hike. Distance 13km.

 

Duration 6hrs. Ascent 1025m.

Trecking, Hiking Routes

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This little known mountainous area in the E of Spain is a beautiful location for walking and trekking. The inland from the Costa Blanca is a totally different world of quiet walking paths amongst the mountains. Spectacular limestone peaks dominate the landscape, a superb climate and lots of rare flora and fauna along with fascinating history make this a great place for a weeks walking holiday. We are based in one of the many small villages dotted amongst the hills with terraces of olive, almond and cherry groves. We'll be walking out from the village, or short drive to the start of the walks and returning back every dayel at home.

 

Those are  a selection of routes !

Costa Blanca Trecking Paradise

Aitana heigth 1558

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As the highest mountain in the Costa Blanca Las Marinas area the Aitana is 214m higher than Ben Nevis and 473m higher than Snowdon. From the CV70 and Benifato a winding track leads to the car park at Font de Partagás. From there a track ascents the main crag to the summit via an easy scramble through the Passet de la Rabosa crack. Once on the summit we continue east for several kilometres and then descend near Penyo Mulero. Our return route to the west and Font de Partagás is along a wide track. Moderate hike with grade 1 crack scramble. With snow 3 - 4 times a year.

 

Distance 13km. Duration 4.5hrs. Ascent 662m.

Malla del Llop heigth 1360

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Malla can be accessed from Famorca but we prefer to park at Guadalest to start our route to the summit from Serrella Castle. From the castle we ascend the large Barranca de Canal with it’s twin fins. Descent is to the north passing numerous water casitas with views overlooking Famorca and Castell de Castells to the north east. The return route is eastwards along easy tracks. An interesting circuit with stunning views overlooking the Guadalest valley and reservoir. Distance 15km. Duration 6hrs. Ascent 992m. Strenuous hike.

 

Granadella Circular

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A circular route starting from the Xábia El Tosalet entrance to the Parque forestal de la Granadella and following the PR-CV-354 west towards Cumbre del Sol. Just before Cumbre del Sol turn south and cross the Barranc de Martorell. Then head east towards Granadella still on the PR-CV-354. After about 1km there is a signpost indicating a right turn to the castell or left to Cala Granadella via Variante Gurugú. If the weather is bad then go direct to Cala Granadella via the Gurugú route. The route to the castell is safe and beautiful in good weather and is supported by a handrail and chain but the rocks are slippery when wet. When departing Cala Granadella the PR-CV-354 track is partially hidden but starts to the left of the main road CV-7420. Then follow the green and yellow stripes back to El Tosalet. Park. 31 S 0255808 4292604

Route 1. Distance 12.5km. Duration 4hrs. Ascent 465m. Moderate hike. Route 2. Distance 11.5km. Duration 3hrs. Ascent 367m. Easy hike via

Pla de la Casa heigth 1385

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We start our hike from the village of Facheca on the CV-720. Follow the PR-CV182 track through the Barranc del Moro passing the Font de Barranc. Then on to the summit and the nevera. Continue west on the same track to the Font del Cirer. Now head north staying on the PR-CV182 passing the Pou Romo and return to Facheca. Splendid views all round. Moderate hike.
With  snow 2-3 a year

 

Distance 9.5km. Duration 4.5hrs. Ascent 770m. 

MONTGO heigth 735

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Resembling an elephants head El Montgó is an excellent landmark when sailing from Ibiza to Dénia. From the main summit excellent views can be seen of the Gulf of Valencia and Ibiza on a clear day. It’s large size offers a variety of hikes and scrambles ranging from moderate to challenging. Steeped in history one can view the ancient water cave ,Cova de l’Aigua, with the Roman Legion inscription AD 238 and the old Roman road Cami de la Colonia also along the north face. Then there is the La Cova Ampla del Montgó (Montgó eye) and it’s caves. More than 600 forms of plant life exist in El Parque Natural de Montgó. Route 1. La Cova Ampla del Montgó (Montgó eye). Parking at the Campo de Tiro we pick up the small track to the left of the main summit track which is normally marked with a cairn. The ascent is steep and will take about 25 minutes. Moderate hike and easy scramble into the caves. Route 2. The Plana to Summit is the most popular tourist route and accessed from the Xábia to Dénia CV736 road. An easy traversing track leads to the main summit and the Creu de Xábia. Return via the same track. Car parking is best at either of the shooting ranges. (Campo de Tiro) to avoid a car break–in. Moderate hike and easy scramble. Distance 9km. Duration 4hrs. Ascent 528m. Route

SANCHET CIRCUIT

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Located near Polop off the CV70. The route starts in the Barranc de Gulabdar which is now accessed by a concrete track and marked as PR-CV 13, 16 and 17. From the parking place we continue up the track to the Casa de Dios and then turn right to pick up the Cami de Sanxet. Eventually we arrive at the Casa de Carrasca and then continue our hike to pick up the PR-CV 13 and return to the parking area. Park 31S 0256482 4292434. Distance 15km. Duration 5hrs. Ascent 680m. Strenuous hike.

 

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