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    Day 2

    60 mi3 mi

    Hikes, Waterfalls and the Beautiful Town of Segorbe

    The second day begins on trails along the Palancia river in Jerica. A few kilometres further on, nature shows all its beauty with a 20 meters high waterfall in Navajas. The two remaining stops will be in Segorbe, a town that keeps a lot of history in its castle and surroundings, to finally get into the Sierra Calderona and contemplate the views from a viewpoint.
    Ready to see one of the best sunsets of your life?
    14.7 mi
    40 min
    09:455 min

    Parking Jérica

    Open-air car park. Walking from here in a few minutes you can reach all the attractions to see in the village.
    0.3 mi
    10 min
    10:001 hr

    La Vuelta de la Hoz

    A hiking route of little physical difficulty that runs along the river Palancia crossing small waterfalls, old mills and even a small playground next to the river, if you go with children.
    In the summer there are natural pools for swimming, although the water is usually a little cold. If you want to bathe in the river, it is advisable to wear clogs as the ground is made of stones.
    0.3 mi
    10 min
    11:1530 min

    Torre mudéjar de la Alcudia

    With a striking and unique architecture within the Valencian Community, the tower stands out in the middle of the village and is visible from several kilometres around.
    Its great height has a reason: the bells installed in the tower must be heard in the surrounding villages.
    After visiting the tower, it is time to return to the car park (15 minutes), pick up the car and continue on our way to Navajas.
    7 mi
    15 min
    12:005 min

    Pàrquing del Salto de la Núvia

    On the banks of the river Palancia there is an open-air car park where you can leave your car and walk half a kilometre to the waterfall.
    0.4 mi
    10 min
    12:1545 min

    Salto de la novia

    Nature surprises with this waterfall of more than 20 metres high over the river Palancia. The path from the car park runs along the edge of the river and through a wooded area with different species of trees.
    Along the way, there are several stops at water fountains and another smaller waterfall. There is also a picnic area for picnics in the middle of nature.
    Why is the Cascade called the bride's waterfall? According to the legend, this was the place where couples about to get married used to go. The bride had to jump from one side of the river to the other without touching the water. If she succeeded, it meant that the marriage will be successful.
    0.7 mi
    15 min
    13:151 hr 30 min

    SER o NO SER Restaurante

    Modern restaurant with a wide choice of starters and main courses. The vegetables used for salads and dishes come from local farms, which is evident in the flavour of the dishes.
    Some of the most popular dishes are the pork chop, the rice dish with pork and the red tuna.
    Open Hours: Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday: 12:00 - 17:00 Friday and Saturday: 12:00 - 00:00 Monday, Tuesday: closed
    After the delicious meal, there are about 10 minutes to return to the car and continue on the road to Segorbe.
    2.5 mi
    10 min
    15:0015 min

    Murallas medievales de Segorbe

    The path continues along Argen Street around the old city wall. Although the original wall was built at the same time as the castle, during the Arab period, what can be seen today corresponds to later centuries.
    Several towers and one of the entrance arches to the castle are still standing.
    In the vicinity of the wall, you can leave your car parked and start the walking tour through the historical centre up-to the castle.
    0.2 mi
    10 min
    15:4530 min

    Segorbe Castle

    The castle's towers, walls, and batteries are still preserved, although its main attraction is its location at the highest point of Segorbe, overlooking the valley.
    Inside the castle, there are explanatory signs with its history.
    0.6 mi
    15 min
    16:3045 min

    Fuente de los 50 caños

    A gentle and pleasant descent from the castle to the river Palancia, strolling through the Sopeña park, culminates at the fountain of the 50 spouts.
    Why are there 50 spouts? Because represent the number of provinces of Spain (50) with their corresponding coat of arms above the spouts.
    Next to the fountain, there is a wooded area with benches where you can sit and listen to the sound of the falling water.
    From the fountain, it is a 20-minute walk back to the car park.
    20 mi
    40 min
    18:0010 min

    Aparcament Mirador del Garbí

    On the way back to Valencia, take a small detour to enter the Sierra Calderona natural park.
    From the car park, it is only a few minutes to the viewpoint.
    0.5 mi
    15 min
    18:3045 min

    Mirador de Garbí

    An easily accessible path leads to the viewpoint, the so-called Mediterranean Balcony.
    It is aptly named because from here you can see the sea, the city of Valencia and a large part of the Sierra Calderona natural park.
    If you arrive for sunset, it is a spectacle you will never forget.
    After the views, the return to the car park takes about ten minutes.
    16.3 mi
    40 min
    20:001 hr

    Autogrill

    To get to Valencia with a full belly, what is better than to stop at the side of the road and eat something quick.
    This large service area not only has a gas station, it also has a restaurant to eat a menu or something quick like sandwiches to continue the road to Valencia.
    Open Hours: All days: 7:00 - 21:00.
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