Intermediate Via Ferrata with Zip Lines and Rappel in Sierra Espuña

Stands out for

  • • Two zip lines over 50 meters in height
  • • 30-meter rappel on the Ciervo Gorge’s rocky cliff face
  • • 3.58 km route with positive and negative elevation changes
  • • Combination of vertical and horizontal sections on the via ferrata
  • • Panoramic views of the Sierra Espuña Regional Park from the natural amphitheater

Description

Context The Ciervo Via Ferrata is located in Casas Nuevas, just outside the Sierra Espuña Regional Park, a protected natural area known for its rocky formations and gorges. The 3.58 km route ascends and descends 240 meters, navigating a mix of vertical and horizontal sections across the rocky amphitheater of the Ciervo Gorge. The wind carries the scent of thyme, and the sound of flowing water accompanies the path through this dramatic landscape.

The experience After a safety briefing, you’ll progress along the rock face using lanyards and life cables. You’ll cross two zip lines over 50 meters long, offering a powerful sense of height and exhilaration. The route concludes with a controlled 30-meter rappel down the rocky cliff face. The rough texture of the stone and the constant sound of water create a unique natural atmosphere.

For whom This activity is suitable for those with prior via ferrata experience and good physical fitness, starting from age 14. It is not recommended for beginners, people with severe vertigo, or those with limited mobility.

Local context Sierra Espuña is a regional park where local communities value conservation and active outdoor tourism. Casas Nuevas serves as a starting point for trails and hiking routes that showcase Mediterranean biodiversity and the region’s mountain traditions.

Key Info

Difficulty

Moderate

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

Ages 13+

Booking required

Practical Guide

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Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable sportswear, hiking shoes with solid grip, carry enough water, and apply sun protection. The activity is best done in spring and autumn to avoid extreme heat. Check the route status before starting and book in advance. Not suitable for those without prior experience or with severe vertigo. Prepare for a challenging intermediate technical and physical test.

Physical Requirements

Moderate to intense physical activity; prior via ferrata experience recommended

About the Area

The Ciervo Via Ferrata is located in Casas Nuevas, within the Sierra Espuña Regional Park, a protected natural area featuring mountains, gorges, and rock formations. Nearby are Alhama de Murcia and its cultural attractions such as the Castle and the Los Baños Archaeological Museum. The region offers hiking trails, viewpoints, and opportunities for nature observation in a Mediterranean environment.

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The recommended minimum age ranges from 14 to 17 years depending on the operator. It is advised to confirm the exact age requirement in advance.
Yes, prior experience and good physical condition are recommended due to the technical difficulty level (K4) and the mix of vertical and horizontal sections on the route.
The provided equipment includes a certified harness, helmet, life lines, and carabiners. You should bring comfortable clothing, hiking shoes with good grip, water, and sun protection.
Access is from Casas Nuevas via winding, steep mountain roads, which may be uncomfortable for some drivers.
The activity lasts between 2 and 5 hours and is conducted in guided groups with a minimum of 2 people to ensure safety and support.