Natural Trails of the Valencian Community: Túria-Cabriel

Route of the Túria-Cabriel Nature Trail, managed by the Valencian Regional Government and part of the Spanish Nature Trails Program (Eastern Sector). With a route of more than 121 km, the Túria-Cabriel Nature Trail connects two of the most important rivers in the province of Valencia: the Túria and the Cabriel. This route is protected by two natural parks: the Túria Natural Park and the Hoces del Cabriel Natural Park. Most of the trail also runs through the Cabriel Valley Biosphere Reserve, designated by UNESCO in 2019. The route consists of a total of three stages: Stage 1 Túria-Siete Aguas; Stage 2 Siete Aguas-Jaraguas; and Stage 3 Jaraguas-Cabriel. Countless landscapes and places stand out along this route, interspersed with the cultural heritage encountered along the way. From the orange and mandarin groves in Pedralba, passing by the Siete Chorros fountain in Siete Aguas, the vineyards and the impressive historical and monumental complex of Requena, the telegraph tower and the trenches of the Carlist Wars in Villargordo del Cabriel, to the Vadocañas bridge, now over the waters of the Cabriel River. The Natural Roads Program considers as a priority the promotion, valorization and connection of these roads among the population, the execution of which contributes to the socio-economic development of the rural environment, reusing transport infrastructures, livestock, railway platforms, tow roads, old traditional roads, or obrint new paths, and allows the population to get involved with nature and the rural environment in general, satisfying the growing demand for the eco-recreation of the countryside.