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The Cabezo de la Sal in Pinoso
The Cabezo de la Sal is a rather special peak, dome-shaped and approximately 4 kilometres in diameter, containing a vast salt deposit which is still being mined. The route suggested here takes you to the summit, but also past various salt works and pipelines that carry the salt away for processing. You’ll also come across a gigantic cave.
The summit of Don Pedro in Salinas
The summit of Don Pedro (Alto de Don Pedro) is a modest peak at an altitude of 817 metres, but it offers beautiful views of the neighbouring peaks such as the Sierra de Salinas and the Maigmo. You can walk along lovely, relatively easy paths and discover traces of an Iberian tribe. In short, it’s a spot well worth exploring.
Hike to the summit of El Caire near Salinas
No, we’re not going to Egypt. This is a peak over 1,000 m high in the province of Alicante, near the town of Salinas. It’s one of those walks in the heart of the countryside where you’re unlikely to come across many people, simply for the pleasure of enjoying unspoilt nature.
A GPS or the Visorando app will come in handy
The Jaime el Barbudo trail in Hondón de los Frailes
This is a walk that combines both mountain scenery and local history. The mountain aspect comes from following a very pretty path with stunning views of the surrounding mountains, organised by the town council of Hondon de los Frailes, a small village in the province of Alicante. History, because you’ll be following in the footsteps of a famous local outlaw, regarded as a Robin Hood-like figure, and discovering his hideout deep in the mountains – a place that was never found at the time of the events. Ready for an adventure?
Ermita de las Cañadas in Elda
The Ermita de Nuestra Señora de Los Dolores is situated in an area near Elda, at the crossroads between Monovar and Elda, in an area known as Partida de las Cañadas. Consequently, the Ermita is commonly referred to as the Ermita de las Cañadas. It is located in a former agricultural area, irrigated by rainwater.
Even today, it remains an almost desert-like area, and the path leading there, which is not particularly difficult, passes through desert-like terrain, offering a complete change of scenery.
The source of the Rio Salinetes and the Clot de la Sal near Novelda
This is a beautiful hike starting from the stunning Santuario de Santa Maria Magdanela (a must-see). You then set off in search of the source of a small river and finish with a dip in the thermal baths.
The shelters of the stone-breakers at the Novelda quarries
This is a themed route, linked to the numerous quarries in the region. More specifically, it involves visiting some of the stonemasons’ huts by making a return trip to these huts whilst following the circular route of this walk.
Llobera, Torreta and Pantano in Elda
A walk around Elda to see some of its most characteristic spots. Firstly, the walk takes you up to a few peaks overlooking the town and past the remains of a15th-century defence tower at an altitude of 550 metres. You’ll then stroll along the River Vinalopó via a lovely, secluded path and discover the17th-century dam built across the river, enjoying the experience of walking across it.
The summit of Montagut near Elda
A very beautiful walk in the heart of the wilderness with lovely views. I prefer to classify this walk as ‘difficult’ despite the modest elevation gain, as the final ascent to the summit is quite challenging. You can avoid this final ascent, in which case the walk can be classified as ‘easy’.
Along the River Vinalopó in Novelda
A very pleasant walk along the River Vinalopó in Novelda, offering a cultural experience with a visit to the extraordinary sanctuary of Santa María Magdalena, an ancient castle and a fountain.The view of the sanctuary alone is worth the trip.
The summit of Del Frare via the ridges of Les Moreres to Crevillent
This is a two-part hike. First, you’ll walk along the spectacular ridges of Les Moreres. Then, you’ll climb to the summit of El Frare, a superb rocky peak overlooking the valley. This hike is best done in fine weather, as you’ll often be on rocky terrain and must take care not to slip.
The Coca Trail at Aspe in the province of Alicante
Proposed by Aspe town council and approved by the FEMECV (Valencian Federation of Mountain and Climbing Sports), this is an easy route, ideal for getting to know part of the Algezares municipal nature reserve.
The Penya Negra archaeological site
A lovely walk around Crevillent, with the added bonus of a visit to an open-air archaeological site dating from the 9th century BC.
The caves of Agua, Olm and the summit of El Xocolate in Petrer
This hike takes you up to one of the peaks in the province of Alicante, which is over 1,000 metres high. While the climb to the summit is not particularly difficult, the start of the hike involves exploring some well-hidden caves. This means passing through areas where there is virtually no path and having a good sense of direction. This hike is therefore not suitable for everyone.
The peaks of the Sierra del Flare and Alt Redo towards Biar
A superb hike to explore several peaks over 1,000 metres high near the village of Biar in the province of Alicante. The spectacle of the surrounding mountains is fantastic, with their vertical cliffs. What’s more, the route follows part of a botanical trail, allowing you to learn more about the plants.