Are you considering planning a trekking experience for the Valencian Community? Looking to share Instagram-worthy spots while staying active? This guide offers some of the best walking routes where hikers can uncover semi-hidden corners and get moving at the same time.
The Valencian Community shines as a premier travel destination in Spain. Sun and beach tourism draw many visitors, yet there are plenty of other compelling reasons to explore. Rural tourism, especially walking routes, is gaining momentum, making it a perfect weekend activity for many travelers.
Staying connected with nature helps people break free from routine and recharge. Exploring the region’s most beautiful towns or building a cycling route are just a couple of suggestions that keep pace with a busy life.
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We recommend a curated selection of Instagrammable walking routes in Valencia.
Waterway in Chelva
The waterway walk merges history with natural scenery. Over a three-hour excursion, walkers encounter swimming spots and lush vegetation along the way.
Nearby sites include the Arab Quarter of Benacacira, the Jewish Quarter of Azoque, the Moorish Quarter of Arrabal, and the Medieval Christian Quarter.
Distance: 5.5 km.
Difficulty: Medium. A roughly one-hour linear route.
Bath Fountain in Montanejos
A circular route of about 4.5 kilometers winds through Montanejos mountains. The trails cross valleys and rivers, including La Fuente de los Baños, a natural area along the Mijares River that is ideal for summer swimming and particularly photogenic in winter.
Distance: 4.5 km.
Difficulty: Medium.
Route through the natural area of La Murta
Very close to Alzira, this route offers a family-friendly escape. The path is easy and the surroundings are pleasant. From there, visitors can glimpse a ruined monastery, an old house with a garden, fish fountains, and an aqueduct.
Distance: 3 km
Difficulty: Low
Black Eye
This is the longest greenway in Spain, stretching 160 km in two sections across Teruel, Castellón, and Valencia. Along the route, visitors encounter bridges with sweeping views, dramatic mountains, plateaus, and reservoirs such as the Regajo Reservoir, which makes for striking photos. A standout sight is Paseo de las Fuentes de Jérica, a 6000 m2 garden with lush vegetation.
Difficulty: Medium
Suspension Bridges in Chulilla
The Valencia municipality hosts a suspension bridges route that is ideal for walking. The trail through the Túria River Gorges lasts about two and a half hours. It is a light, well-marked path with a notable height of around 14 meters.
Participants enjoy river views along the route and can cool off by the water. For those who want to extend the journey, options include climbing Puffin, walking Senda Botánica toward Charco Azul, or venturing into town to experience its charm. Credit: Valencia Tourism Authority.