Hikes in the Region of Valencia

The hikes in the Region of Valencia pass through stunning landscapes, such as the ancient juniper trees of Las Blancas Forest in Ademuz. Your walk in nature could also take you to the otherworldly geological formations of Chera-Sot Natural Park in Chera.

There are countless hiking trails crisscrossing the region, and the rich culture you’ll encounter along the way makes each path unique. You’ll find well-marked routes in nearly every town, offering you the chance to immerse yourself in the local heritage.

The hiking routes in Castellón feature uphill trails leading to impressive historic sites, such as the stunning natural park Penyagolosa. Go village-hopping on foot through the province and traverse the incredible La Tinença de Beniassà Natural Park. And it goes without saying that Sierra de Espadán is a must if you’re a hiking enthusiast.

You could even create your own hiking route through the province of Valencia, exploring El Agua Route in Chelva, walking along the impressive Roman aqueduct Peña Cortada, or discovering the scenic natural pools of Charcos de Quesa where you can go wild swimming.

The hiking network in Alicante boasts one of the most beautiful and iconic trails in the Region of Valencia - the Cathedral Route in La Vall de Laguar. This dramatic path blends nature and history. And, of course, you’ve got to check out the viewpoint at Bernia during your hike.

Many of these hikes serve as cycling trails too, allowing you to explore the Region of Valencia on two wheels. Jump onto your MTB and pedal through the Costa Blanca, or zoom through one of the many spectacular Valencian mountain ranges. Use our search tool and start organising your hiking trip today.