Highlights
- • Impressive canyons
- • Crystal-clear waters
- • Hiking trails
- • Water sports
- • Rich biodiversity
description
The Parque Natural de las Hoces del Cabriel unfolds like a canvas of untamed nature, where canyons carved by the Cabriel River offer a visual spectacle of rock formations and waters that mirror the sky. This enclave is a sanctuary for adventure lovers, with hiking trails winding through native flora and water sports challenging the currents. The biodiversity here is a testament to life thriving in…
The Parque Natural de las Hoces del Cabriel unfolds like a canvas of untamed nature, where canyons carved by the Cabriel River offer a visual spectacle of rock formations and waters that mirror the sky. This enclave is a sanctuary for adventure lovers, with hiking trails winding through native flora and water sports challenging the currents. The biodiversity here is a testament to life thriving in harmony with the environment, making each visit an enriching experience.
Location
Guide - Parque Natural de las Hoces del Cabriel
How to get there
Information on how to get to the region
To reach the park, take the A-3 from Valencia or Madrid and exit at Requena. From there, follow the signs to Villargordo del Cabriel. The park is about 20 km from this town. Public transport access is limited, so private vehicle use is recommended.
Area Information
General information about the area
The park has a visitor center in Villargordo del Cabriel, where information about available trails and activities can be obtained. There are well-marked trails and rest areas.
Geography
Geography and terrain characteristics
The park stretches along the Cabriel River, forming impressive canyons and gorges that reach up to 100 meters deep. The altitude ranges between 600 and 800 meters above sea level.
Flora & Fauna
Flora and fauna of the region
The park hosts rich biodiversity, with species like the Bonelli's eagle and wild boar. Vegetation includes pines, holm oaks, and Mediterranean scrub.
Activities
Can you camp in the park?
Camping is not allowed within the park to protect the natural environment.
Are there marked hiking trails?
Yes, the park has several marked trails of varying difficulty levels.
Is there an entrance fee to access the park?
No, access to the park is free, although some activities may have a cost.