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Stage 0000: Casas de Vilaplana – Caprala – Collado Blanquizal – Collado Roque – Corral Roig ruinas – Castalla
https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/casas-de-vilaplana-caprala-collado-blanquizal-collado-roque-corral-roig-ruinas-castalla-153758965 ITINERARY DESCRIPTION Trail from Caprala to Castalla passing through:– Collado Blanquizal (2.6 km)– Collado Roque (5.6 km)– Corral Roig ruinas (7.5 km)
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Stage 000: Castalla – Venta de los Cuernos (November 17, 2023)
https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/castalla-venta-de-los-cuernos-153368682 ITINERARY DESCRIPTION Easy walk; mostly flat; very fast walking
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Stage 00: Venta dels Cuernos – Mas de Tetuan – Mirador de Pilatos – Cova Gelada – Baradello Gelat (November 15, 2023)
https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/venta-dels-cuernos-mas-de-tetuan-mirador-de-pilatos-cova-gelada-baradello-gelat-153214469 ITINERARY DESCRIPTIONTrail from Venta dels Cuernos to Baradello Gelat passing through: Cabeç Ras (2.3 km) Mas de Tetuan (2.7 km) Mirador de Pilatos (3.6 km) Pla de la Mina (4.6 km) Cova Gelada (4.8 km) Font dels Xops (5.2 km) Font del Rossinyol (5.4 km) Cova dels Canalons (7.8 km) Font del Marqués (8.3…
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Stage 0: Baradello Gelat – Alto del Castellar – Font del Penitent – Ermita de Sant Cristòfol – Huerta Mayor – Barranc del Cint (November 13, 2023)
https://www.wikiloc.com/hiking-trails/baradello-gelat-alto-del-castellar-font-del-penitent-ermita-de-sant-cristofol-huerta-mayor-barranc-153054873 TRAIL STATS Distance:10.92 km Elevation gain: 371 m Elevation loss: 431 m Max elevation: 922 m Min elevation: 682 m Technical difficulty: Moderate Moving time: 2 hours 33 minutes Time: 3 hours 32 minutes
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Stage 7b: Pocico Valentín – Pico de los Ajos and Sierra Martés (04/04/2023)
The walk starts in a wooded secluded area (where it’s easy to park) with a fountain between kilometers 18 and 19 of the CV-429 road. You start along an ascending path that joins up with the GR-7 after about 100 meters. You continue to the right through a copious pine forest and arrive at the…
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Stage 7a: Venta Gaeta – Pico Martés (03/04/2023)
Before I talk about the walk per say there are some observations I would like to make. As I’ve said in other blog posts, paths in Spain are very rocky and today was one of those days when we had a bit of everything. We had big slabs of rock, small and medium-sized rocks and…
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Stage 6: Cortes de Pallas – Venta Gaeta (15/03/2023)
Today’s walk had many different aspects to it. The first thing is that it was long (33,38 km). That wasn’t a problem but meant that I had to think about how I was going to do the walk and decided that I would concentrate not so much on the walking per se but just enjoy the…
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Stage 5d: Barranco de Zangarriana (Cortes de Pallás) – Cortes de Pallas (14/03/2023)
The first part of today’s walk was going uphill leaving Cortés de Pallas (I was travelling north to south). The walk was on a tarmac road (very few cars/no cars). You climb up the road (quite hot despite it being March), winding and twisting until you get to a turn off on your right. There…
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Stage 5c: Camino de Sácaras (Jalance) – Barranco de Zangarriana (Cortes de Pallás) (06/03/2023)
Today’s stage was incredible. I will add some photos below. It starts off easily enough on a straight flat path walking through olive groves and passing by some fantastic rock formations. When you get to the Rio Jucár, the path does a right angle and becomes quite narrow. As the path narrows, we enter a…
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Stage 5b: Collado Bayart – Camino de Sácaras (02/03/2023)
This stage was another lovely stage. I set off from where I got to yesterday. Today, I am going south to north which is the logical direction. You start by going downhill. You are practically a road, not a good road but it’s a road. You stay on the road for most of today’s stage.…
