The Region of Valencia boasts mountains gushing with rivers and natural springs. The region has countless trails running through its verdant veins. Mediterranean forests, wetlands and oak woods come alive like in a fairytale. Want to set off to explore them?
Every year, keen hikers walk through the Region of Valencia’s thousands of kilometres of natural landscapes. The hiking trails across the region are a wonderful mix, traversing diverse landscapes ranging from coastal wetlands to dramatic and wild mountain ranges.
Set off on a hike to connect with nature and blow away the cobwebs. Feel like part of something greater, with every hiking adventure in the Region of Valencia making way for a new story.
Venture along aquatic trails in the beautiful surroundings of Lucena del Cid, passing one water mill after another. Or step back in time on a historic trail along the old Roman aqueduct in the Valencian mountains. And we can’t forget to mention the epic Catedral del Senderismo, known as the 6000-step route - a vertigo-inducing trail in La Vall de Laguar for those seeking a challenge.
Many villages in the Region of Valencia serve as the setting-off point for hikes. They can also be a great end destination to aim for when heading off into the countryside, rounding off the day with a much-deserved hearty meal and a spot of culture.
With family-friendly routes, tranquil walks for birdwatchers and romantic rambles for outdoorsy couples, there’s an outdoor adventure for everyone in the Region of Valencia. Blaze the trail and start packing for your Valencian getaway.
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The Sierra de Aitana in Alicante is a mountain range of ever-changing landscapes, where you’ll find lovely villages and protected areas such as Puigcampana and Ponotx. Explore it on a rural getaway or a walking trip, and get to know the municipalities scattered across La Marina Baixa, El Comtat and L’Alcoià.
Discover the Via Augusta in Valencia, the ancient Roman road that once linked cities across the Iberian Peninsula and today offers a fascinating journey through history and the landscape. From traces of the road in the heart of València to inland areas such as La Costera, walkers and cyclists can follow milestones, archaeological sites and a network of trails along the way.
Discover towns and monuments along the Via Augusta in Castellón, including the Roman Arch of Cabanes and the Camí dels Romans section in Benlloc. Plan a getaway around this legendary route and explore archaeological sites that help tell the story of its past.
Here are a few circular walks in Alicante that show off some of the province’s best-known landscapes, from demanding trails such as the Route of 6,000 Steps to easier options like the Torrevieja Greenway, plus waterside walks such as Sella’s Water Route.
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