During a weekend in Peñíscola, we decided to spend a day in the Sierra de Irta, a beautiful natural park on the outskirts of the city, which combines sea and mountains. A beautiful hike that you can’t miss if you are in the area.
Do you like to combine different activities in the same day? Because we do. We love to go home tired but satisfied that we’ve enjoyed the day to the fullest. And the village of Benitandús lends itself to this.
Less than 100 km from the vibrant heartbeat of Valencia Capital lies the captivating Embalse del Buseo. Here, time slows down, and tranquility reigns supreme. This is nature at its finest.
Discover Via Ferrata Les Marujes in Tavernes de La Valldigna, Valencian Community: A thrilling adventure. This iron way combines climbing and hiking, offering breathtaking views. Explore this exhilarating route nestled in the heart of the Valencian Community.
Via Ferrata del Peco is a K1 (easy) difficulty is ideal for introducing children and inexperienced first-timers into this sport.
In this article, we will delve into the different via ferrata difficulty levels, highlighting what makes each level unique.
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Warning: Mountain sports are inherently dangerous and a mistake can get you seriously hurt or worse! The information we post in this blog is only meant to be a guide, and should by no means be considered professional advice. If you lack the skills or are unsure about what you’re doing, hire a professional guiding service to teach you hands-on. We will do our best to provide links to trained professionals in the area wherever possible.
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