Hiking routes to do during your stay

The Ojos Negros Greenway is one of the most important activities near our campsite. It is the longest greenway in Spain, with more than 67 km. to explore and enjoy wonderful landscapes. You can also do this activity with children, since it is a low difficulty route.

9 km. away from our campsite is Jérica, a beautiful town that you will love. If you continue along the vía verde you can visit several lovely towns in our region.

From our campsite there is direct access to the Greenway.

Navajas offers several hiking trails that can be done from our campsite. During your stay you can enjoy beautiful walks, landscapes and outdoor areas. 

• Ruta de las Fuentes: distance 12 km., time 4 hours. Incline 130 meters.
• Rascaña Route: distance 11 km., time 4 hours. Incline 150 meters.
• Route Vía Verde - Pantano del Regajo: distance 13 km., time 3 hours. Incline 140 meters.
• The Spring of Hope.
• Altomira route: distance 7 km., time 3 hours. Incline 130 meters.

Segorbe is very close to our campsite and offers several hiking trails of various levels of difficulty that will make you enjoy pleasant walks. During your stay you can enjoy beautiful walks, landscapes and outdoor areas. You can click on each of the routes to access all the details:

• Paseo de Sopeña: this low difficulty route allows us to visualize a beautiful landscape of Segorbe and its surroundings.
• Fountain of the 50 Spouts: It is located next to the Palancia River and allows you to visit the 50 spouts with each of the shields of the provinces of our country.
• Peñas de Agustina Route: this route is of low difficulty and has a distance of 2 km.
• Riberas del Palancia route: low difficulty route with 6 km. travel.
• Masias Route 1: 13.5 km. medium difficulty route.
• Masias Route 2: 17.3 km. medium difficulty route.
• Pico del Águila Route: 14 km route. of medium difficulty (for BTT medium / high difficulty)

Our campsite is located near the Sierra de Espadán Natural Park, 12 km. away approximately.

The visit to the towns of the Sierra de Espadán is without a doubt essential. This Natural Park has a historical and cultural wealth. It stands out for having the largest mass of cork oaks in the entire Valencian Community. The 18th and 19th century "refrigerators" built to store snow throughout the year are very interesting. You can visit some towns that still maintain their medieval structure, such as Aín or Almedíjar.

The Sierra de Calderona Natural Park is about 25 km away. of Valencia and has 17,772 hectares of extension. Among all the peaks of the Sierra, the most visited is the Garbí, due to its easy access and the viewpoint that allows us to see a beautiful image of the regions of La Huerta de Valencia and Campo de Morvedre.