Wanderung zu den Hängebrücken und durch die Schlucht des Túria – Chulilla – OFFIZIELLER REISEFÜHRER





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Dies ist eine private Tour. Wir gehen gerne auf Ihre persönlichen Wünsche ein, damit Ihr Tag zu einem unvergesslichen Erlebnis wird! https://youtu.be/3VIQ0Igzha8 Nicht weit von Valencia entfernt liegt eine der bekanntesten Sehenswürdigkeiten: die Hängebrücken von Chulilla! Auf dieser Wanderung führt uns der Weg nach Chulilla, wo wir die berühmte Route begehen werden. Von verschiedenen Aussichtspunkten aus kann man den Charco Azul sehen. Wir wandern durch die spektakuläre Turia-Schlucht bis zum Stausee von Loriguilla. Wir überqueren den Stausee auf einem Waldweg. Nach dem Weg steigen wir weiter bergauf, bis wir die Schlucht von Vallfigueras erreichen. Wir kommen an eine Stelle, an der ein Phyta (Steinhaufen) den Weg weist, der uns zu den prähistorischen Felsmalereien führt! Von hier aus geht es weiter bergab auf dem Weg in Richtung Chulilla und zum Charco Azul. Streckenlänge: 15,5 km
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Nicht weit von Valencia entfernt liegt eine der bekanntesten Sehenswürdigkeiten: die Hängebrücken von Chulilla! Auf dieser Wanderung führt uns der Weg nach Chulilla, wo wir die berühmte Route begehen werden. Von verschiedenen Aussichtspunkten aus kann man den Charco Azul sehen. Wir wandern durch die spektakuläre Turia-Schlucht bis zum Stausee von Loriguilla. Wir überqueren den Stausee auf einem Waldweg. Nach dem Weg steigen wir weiter bergauf, bis wir die Vallfigueras-Schlucht erreichen. Wir kommen an eine Stelle, an der ein Phyta (Steinhaufen) den Weg weist, der uns zu den prähistorischen Felsmalereien führt! Von hier aus geht es weiter bergab auf dem Weg in Richtung Chulilla, an dem wir unten vorbeiführen, und weiter zum Charco Azul, wo wir im kristallklaren Wasser baden können. Wer nach der Wanderung gerne die Burg von Chulilla aus dem 13. Jahrhundert besichtigen möchte, kann dies gerne tun. Für alle, die müde sind … setzt euch einfach hin und bestellt euch ein Cerveza! Oder zwei. 20.00 Uhr: Zurück in Valencia Streckenlänge: 16,5 km Schwierigkeitsgrad: Mittel
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Wichtige Informationen
- Begleittiere erlaubt
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Kleinkinder müssen auf dem Schoß eines Erwachsenen sitzen.
- Nicht empfohlen für Reisende mit Wirbelsäulenverletzungen
- Nicht empfohlen für Reisende mit Herz-Kreislauf-Schwäche
- Reisende sollten mindestens eine gute Fitness haben.
- Reisende sollten über eine durchschnittliche bis gute körperliche Verfassung verfügen
- Dies ist eine private Tour, die speziell auf Ihre Gruppe zugeschnitten ist
- Die Durchführung der Aktivität hängt vom Wetter ab. Sollten wir absagen müssen, können Sie einen anderen Termin wählen.
- Unbedingt mitbringen: 1,5 l Wasser, Mittagessen, Sonnencreme, Wanderstiefel
Bewertungen(55)
Such a great hike. We had three generations on the hike, 80 y/o, 46 y/o and 15 y/o. Our guide adapted to all of us. Fantastic experience!
Yes, if you’re in Valencia, do THIS! We had a perfect day with wonderful Jan and his adorable, hilarious puppy. Gorgeous views and the hike was strenuous (but not too hard). Highly recommend!
What an amazing day we had hiking with Jan and Eru (his puppy)!! Jan picked us up at our hotel right on time, and was engaging during the ride to Chulilla. After a quick coffee, we hit the trail. Jan had great knowledge of the history of the area and kept us informed as we made our way thru the canyon. The views were better than you could imagine. Toward the end of the hike Eru was relived to find some water to cool off in as it was a beautifully warm day. A couple of cervezas was a perfect way to end the day. We would recommend this for anyone seeking a bit of adventure during their visit to Valencia.
We crossed three bridges within an our, and had a great hike through the canyon, around the mountain, and back to Chulilla. A beautiful scenery as we arrived back in Chulilla.
Wonderful experience. Our guide Jan made the walk very pleasant, fun and interesting. Fully recommended.
We took this hike with our guide, Jan, and had a brilliant experience from start to finish. Communication beforehand was excellent, and we met as planned in central Valencia before driving about an hour to Chulilla. After parking, we walked into the town for a quick coffee stop before starting the hike. From the very beginning the scenery was stunning, the canyon is absolutely breathtaking, with lush greenery and the river winding between dramatic canyon walls. The hanging bridges come within the first hour, and after crossing them the route continues deeper into the canyon, the landscape shifting as you approach the reservoir. We chose the longer route, which takes you up and out of the canyon for incredible views from above before descending along a dry riverbed back down towards the village of Chulilla. It's worth noting that the longer route has considerably less shade, so if when Jan offers you the option of the longer or shorter route you're already feeling the heat, go with the shorter route. The pace was comfortable and the hike was great exercise. My partner and I are both used to walking, but it’s worth noting this is definitely a medium fitness level hike as described. The heat, steep climbs and descents, and loose ground underfoot could be tough for anyone not used to hiking regularly. For us, though, it was fabulous, challenging in a good way, and very rewarding. A couple of practical tips: bring plenty of water (you'll need at least 1.5l each as advised by Jan) and a packed lunch, as there are no places to stop along the way. Also, this is very much a hiking experience rather than an educational tour. Jan is clearly knowledgeable and experienced, but the focus is on guiding you safely through the route, not on history lessons; there are information boards along the trail if you want to learn more about the bridges and canyon. The tour description also mentions swimming and cave paintings. We didn’t see any cave paintings (though we only realised afterwards when writing this review, which shows how much else there was to enjoy). At the end of our hike there was the chance to paddle in the river, a refreshing treat, but not really a swim, at least on the longer route we that's what you did. I believe the shorter option brings you back via a deeper part of the river where proper swimming is possible. Overall, this was a fantastic day out, smoothly organised, breathtaking scenery, and a guide who knows the trails inside out. If you want to immerse yourself in nature and enjoy one of the most beautiful landscapes just outside Valencia, this hike is highly recommended.
Great trip with a fantastic guide (Jan) Picked up at our address and started the trip after a delicious cappuccino, our guide had brought his dog (first asked if that was good) and we as dog lovers thought that was a nice addition to the walk. Beautiful nature and also the medieval village where we started and ended with a delicious cold beer!!! Recommended for anyone who loves nature and hiking
Beautiful hike and scenery! Jan was a wonderful guide. Bring lots of water - it gets warm during the summer months
Thank you Sima. It was great that you allowed me to bring my puppy Eru
The hike was absolutely spectacular, the scenery was breathtaking, and Jan was an incredible guide. Such a great day. Thoroughly recommend.
Thank you for your review, it is important for me to know that you liked it. I wish you a wonderful year
Is was a great experience, beautiful nature, what a view! The guide was friendly and wellknown. A to do.



