A circular route named Peña Cortada about 14 km crossing beautiful bridges and caves on the Ruta del Agua.

What's interesting in this route? 

📍 The Roman tunnels and viaduct 

📍 Peña Cortada 

📍 Roman aqueduct 

📍 Arrabal mosque and Jewish quarter in Chelva 

📍 Viewpoint on the water route 

Peña Cortada (means Cut Rock) is perhaps one of Valencia’s most popular hiking routes and it’s no wonder why. There are not many places in Spain where you can walk through rock-cut tunnels, crevices and bridges which once upon a time would have gushed with water to sustain a whole Roman city. In Peña Cortada we will find the most impressive building the Roman aqueduct of La Peña Cortada which is one of four main aqueducts of the Iberian Peñiscula. We will walk through it. After Peña Cortada we will continue the route onto the picturesque village of Chelva. 

Chelva is situated in the interior part of the province of Valencia.  The origin of its name is a Roman word, “silva” whose meaning is jungle. This lovely village was declared Place of Cultural Interest in the Historical Complex category, because it keeps up four districts of different cultures that inhabited this land: The Arab, The Moorish, The Jewish and The Christian quartiers. 

After Chelva we will go down to the river and follow the River Walk (Ruta del Agua). The “Water Route” is a pleasant walk following the course of the river. Coming along the path next to the Chelva river we will find beautiful waterfalls and recreation area for the picnic.

Hiking route in Chelva: Ruta del Agua & Peña Cortada is an easy walk that is ideal to disconnect from the city and enjoy a wonderful setting in a great company. You sign up? 😀 

🎁 INCLUDED🎁 

📌 Transport by bus 

📌 SoyErasmus Coordination  

📌 Hiking tour 

📌 Picnic and Free Time

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DON'T FORGET TO WEAR COMFORTABLE SHOES, BRING WATER, FOOD & SOME SNACKS FOR YOURSELF DURING THE HIKE!