Multi-Adventure Via Ferrata in Sierra Espadán (Onda)

Context The Benitandus via ferrata is located in the Sierra Espadán, a mountain range within the Iberian System in the Valencian Community. Known for its rich Mediterranean vegetation and steep rocky formations, this area offers a unique blend of natural beauty and outdoor challenge. The route features a positive elevation gain of 46 meters over 30 meters of length, making it accessible for beginners while still delivering an exhilarating adventure within a protected natural park. The scent of pine trees drifts through the air, carried by the wind, enhancing the immersive experience.

The Experience Equipped with helmet and harness, participants navigate sections with steel cables and fixed pitons, crossing hanging bridges and completing guided rappels. The sound of wind rustling through pine trees accompanies the climb, as hands grip the rough texture of rock and cable. The activity lasts between 1.5 and 4 hours depending on the chosen format, with a professional guide ensuring safety and progression throughout.

For Whom Ideal for individuals in good physical condition and children over 12 years old when accompanied. Suitable for beginners seeking a moderate via ferrata experience, as well as small groups enjoying multi-adventure activities. Not recommended for people with severe vertigo or limited mobility.

Local Context The Sierra Espadán is home to rural communities that preserve traditional forestry and pastoral practices. The Benitandus via ferrata offers a meaningful connection to this protected Mediterranean landscape, where sheep grazing and sustainable forest management remain integral parts of local identity and daily life.