The normal meeting point for tour departures usually in front of the entrance to Mestalla Stadium with the orange bat on Avenida Aragon. Transport is in an air-conditioned minibus.
Our groups are 8-10 people and we usually have a coffee together before the walk and go for a drink afterwards.
Malla de Llop, Famorca
18 April 8.45 Aragon 58
Sold out / Agotado
Conquer Mall del Llop – A Ridge Walk With Spectacular Coastal Views
Join us for a brand-new adventure to one of Alicante’s hidden gems! Mall del Llop, standing at 1,360 meters, is the 4th highest peak in the province — and offers some of the most breathtaking views in the region.
Starting from the charming mountain village of Famorca (already at 700m elevation), this 8 km circular route takes us through a scenic barranco (ravine) with lovely views back over the village, before gradually ascending to the ridge line.
From here, we’ll enjoy a 1 km ridge walk with truly jaw-dropping views: the entire Guadalest Valley stretching beneath us, and on clear days, panoramic views of the Valencian coast from Cullera to Altea. The descent brings us past dramatic rock formations, returning via a different route to keep things interesting.
🧭 Distance: Just under 8 km
📈 Ascent: 550 meters
⚠️ Trail Type: No steep climbs or descents, but expect some loose rock underfoot – sturdy footwear essential.
🔗 Watch a short video from our last trip:
Here is the Route Profile
BRING YOUR OWN LUNCH. Wear shoes suitable for walking and carry water.
Cueva Cerdaña and the Molinos, Caudiel
19 April 9.00 Aragon 58
30€ Guests/24€ Members
Explore an Incredible Hidden Gem: A Cave Adventure Like No Other
Imagine discovering a cave so impressive, with awe-inspiring rock formations, that it feels like it should be a famous tourist attraction. If it weren’t tucked away in such a remote and untouched location, this natural wonder would likely be floodlit and charge an entry fee! Yet here it is, waiting for you to explore it freely—an experience far surpassing many paid cave tours.
Our adventure is a 10 km circular route with a gentle 150-meter ascent, making it accessible and enjoyable for most hikers. The journey begins in a valley rich with fascinating geological features, leading us up to a windswept plateau crowned by a striking wind farm. Standing beneath the towering molinos (wind turbines) is a humbling and unforgettable experience.
From there, we descend to the main event: the spectacular cave. We’ll take a break here to enjoy lunch amidst the stunning scenery, and for those feeling adventurous, there’s an optional detour involving a bit of rock scrambling.
Inside the cave, you’ll have two exciting options: admire the intricate formations from above or delve deeper into its mysterious depths. If you plan to explore further, don’t forget to bring a torch (head torches are best for hands-free exploring).
This hike combines natural beauty, adventure, and unforgettable moments—all in one unforgettable day.
Don’t miss out on this unique experience—book your spot now and uncover the magic of this hidden gem!
Wattch a video of inside the cave.
Here is the Route Profile
BRING YOUR OWN LUNCH. water and ear shoes suitable for walking.
Hanging Bridges and Cañon de Turia, Chulilla
24 April 9.00 Aragon 58
30€ Guests/24€ Members
Chulilla Canyon Hike – Suspension Bridges & Epic Views (Friday Escape!)
Join us for the best know hike in the Valencia province in the stunning village of Chulilla, in April, the best month for hiking
This iconic route has it all — dramatic canyon scenery, hanging bridges, turquoise waters, and beautiful village charm. We run it on a Friday to avoid the weekend crowds, so you can enjoy the experience in a more relaxed and peaceful atmosphere.
What makes this hike special?
- Cross two incredible suspension bridges over the Turia canyon
- Walk beneath towering cliffs in a truly epic setting
- Enjoy a scenic picnic with panoramic views
- Discover quiet olive groves and views of the Loriguilla reservoir
- Finish with a drink in Chulilla’s picturesque village square
Details
- Distance: 12.5 km Elevation: ~250 meters ,Level: Moderate
Perfect if you want a rewarding hike, great company, and a memorable start to your weekend. Have a look at this 30 second video of a previous trip there
Bring: Lunch, water, good walking shoes
“Mini Alhambra” and Barranco del Gatillo, Enguera
25 April 9.15 Aragon 58
36€ Guests/29€ Members
Explore “The Little Alhambra” & Discover “The Little Rainbow Canyon”
Join us for an unforgettable day that blends history, culture, and nature in the stunning Valencia region. This carefully curated experience offers exclusive access to a hidden architectural gem and a breathtaking hike through one of the area’s most enchanting landscapes.
Step Back in Time at “The Little Alhambra”
Our journey begins with a guided visit to the Palacio de los Condes de Cervellón, affectionately known as “The Little Alhambra.” This enchanting 12th-century palace showcases exquisite Arabic-inspired architecture and was once home to the illustrious Borja family. More recently, it served as a filming location for The Captive, a film about Miguel de Cervantes.
Your guided tour—included in the trip price—provides special access and fascinating insights into this remarkable historical treasure.
A Hidden Gem Awaits: Barranco del Gatillo
After our palace visit, we take a scenic 15-minute drive to Barranco del Gatillo, a secluded valley that captivates nature lovers. With its striking hues and dramatic rock formations, it resembles a miniature version of Australia’s Rainbow Canyon. This exclusive route offers a fresh alternative to the popular Charcos de Quesa walk typically paired with the Mini Alhambra in summer.
This unique 5 km circular hike combines breathtaking scenery, peaceful surroundings, and intriguing history.
What to Expect on the Walk
- Stroll through picturesque olive terraces leading to a ruined farmhouse with a deep nevera (ice house), where we’ll pause for a relaxing picnic lunch.
- Follow a scenic ridge offering sweeping views before descending into a hidden valley.
- Discover ancient abrigos (rock shelters) bearing Iron Age smoke stains—remarkable evidence of early human habitation.
- Immerse yourself in tranquility as you explore this unspoiled and little-known landscape.
- Complete the loop and celebrate the day with a well-deserved drink in the charming town of Enguera, renowned for its beautiful fountain plaza.
Please note that this is a different walk from the one we run in October. If you have previously visited the palace and wish to join the hike only, you are very welcome. We will refund the €5 palace entrance fee—simply let us know at least 7 days before departure.
We also have ashort video from our recent visit to the palace
Book now and uncover two of Valencia’s best-kept secrets in one extraordinary adventure.
BRING A PICNIC LUNCH, water and wear shoes suitable for walking
Presa de Tous Hike with Via Ferrata Section
26 April 9.15 Aragon 58
27,5€ Guests/22€ Members
Experience an Unforgettable Via Ferrata Adventure Near Valencia!
If you’ve never tried via ferrata before, this is the perfect place to start! Via ferrata is like rock climbing—only easier and more accessible. No need for complex knots or special skills—just a sense of adventure and no fear of heights!
This via ferrata is rated 2 out of 6, making it an ideal introduction. It’s a spectacular route with breathtaking views, yet not too technically demanding.
What to Expect:
🌿 Scenic 7km hike near the stunning Presa de Tous Dam, just under an hour from Valencia.
🏞️ Start at the top with panoramic views before descending an hour’s walk to the water’s edge.
🚶 Follow the shoreline for about 45 minutes before reaching the via ferrata.
🧗 70m vertical climb up a cliff with secure metal rungs—takes around 30 minutes to complete.
🏔️ Return via a ridge walk with amazing scenery back to the starting point.
🎥 Check out our video from the last trip we did here
Note the price of the trip does not include via ferrata equiptment hire which costs 25€ payable in cash on the day. If you have your own equiptment that’s fine just let us know at the time of booking.
Bring your own lunch, water and wear shoes suitable for walking
Book your adventure today and experience the thrill of via ferrata in one of Valencia’s’s most beautiful locations!
Barranco de los Molinos, Ares de Maestrat
1 May 9.00 Aragon 58
35€ Guests/28€ Members
Escape to the Heights: Barranco de los Molinos Hike (Ares del Maestrat) Mayday Holiday
Perched high at 1,200 meters above sea level, Ares del Maestrat is one of the most breathtaking villages in the northwest of Valencia—a place where time slows down and nature takes center stage. From this dramatic hilltop setting, we begin an unforgettable circular hike through the stunning Barranco de los Molinos.
Late April is the perfect moment to experience this route. The altitude brings cooler, refreshing air, ideal for walking while the landscape bursts into spring life.
This 8 km circuit takes us deep into a spectacular terraced canyon, descending around 200 meters into a hidden world of ancient stonework and sweeping views at every turn. Along the way, we’ll explore the iconic ruined water mills that give the barranco its name—silent witnesses to centuries of history.
Midway, we pause for a relaxed picnic lunch inside one of these atmospheric ruins, surrounded by nature and far from the crowds.
The return journey leads us gently uphill through fragrant pine forests before emerging into the charming, historic streets of Ares. We’ll continue up to the castle ruins, perched high above the valley, where truly panoramic views reward our effort.
To finish, we’ll unwind with a well-earned drink back in the village—soaking in the scenery and the sense of having discovered something special.
Distance: 8 km
Difficulty: Moderate
Best time: Spring
Join us for a hike that combines nature, history, and unforgettable views—an experience you won’t find in the guidebooks.
BRING A PICNIC LUNCH, water and wear shoes suitable for walking
Roman Aqueduct Peña Cortada, Ruta de Agua
2 May 9.00 Aragon 58
30€ Guests/24€ Members
Discover the Ancient Roman Aqueduct of Peña Cortada and the Ruta del Agua
Step back in time and immerse yourself in nature on this unforgettable 16 km circular hike that seamlessly blends history, culture, and breathtaking scenery. The 2,000-year-old Roman aqueduct of Peña Cortada is the star of the route—an extraordinary testament to ancient engineering set within a spectacular natural landscape.
We’ll begin our adventure with a relaxing coffee in the charming town of Calles before following a gentle riverside path along the River Tuéjar. This peaceful trail leads us to the serene waterfall of La Playeta, where we’ll pause to enjoy a picnic lunch by the water.
From there, we’ll ascend to explore the picturesque town of Chelva, known as the “Town of the Three Cultures.” Here, Jewish, Moorish, and Christian heritage intertwine in a fascinating maze of narrow streets, historic quarters, and beautiful architecture.
The journey continues through traditional olive groves toward the awe-inspiring Roman viaduct. You’ll have the unique opportunity to walk through ancient tunnels carved into the rock over two millennia ago—an unforgettable highlight of the experience.
We’ll conclude our route with a scenic descent through a dramatic ravine back to Calles, where a well-earned drink awaits to celebrate the day’s adventure.
Distance: 16 km circular route
Difficulty: Moderate
Highlights: Roman engineering, riverside trails, historic villages, and stunning natural landscapes
BRING A PICNIC LUNCH, water and wear shoes suitable for walking
5 Day Monte Perdido Aragon Pyrenees Trip
Monday 15 June departing Valencia
650€ One Place Left
Excursiones de Valencia is a tour operator registered with The Generalitat of Valencia (TV-149-V) and has the required liability insurance for registration.