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PR-CV 187 LOS RUBIALES - RÍO TURIA

Promoter: Ayuntamiento de Aras de los Olmos

Certification status: Conditioned quality control

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Following the inspection carried out by trail technicians, this trail has been declared of "limited adequacy" as a result of the faults detected in the signage. These include inadequate horizontal signs (paint markers) and/or vertical ones (trailheads and information boards) or lacking direction markers that do not provide sufficient information to properly follow the route. The builder of this trail has been informed of the situation.
For safety reasons and during maintenance work, it is advised to be extremely careful while taking this route. Furthermore, mountain sports entail risks associated with the activity itself and the environment where they take place, for which any person is fully liable. For this reason, hikes need to be planned properly and adequate training, equipment and sensible use of the trails are required.

This short trail takes you to the lush forests of the Turia River, connecting the town centre of Aras de los Olmos with the main recreational areas of the municipality, most notably, the camping area and youth camp of Los Rubiales.

Trail:
Loop
Technical data:
Length:
18,20 km
Estimated walking time:
06:20:00
Elevation gain:
850 m
Elevation loss:
850 m
MIDE ratings:
Level of natural risks:
2
Navigation on the trail:
2
Hiking difficulty:
2
Fitness level needed:
4

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Difficulty rating according to FEDME:
Unknown
Starting point:
Avda. de Valencia, 18. Aras de los Olmos  
Useful information:
Date of certification:
14-12-2001
Date of the last Quality Control:
may de 2024
Reference municipality:
Aras de los Olmos
District:
Los Serranos
Province:
Valencia/València
Cartography IGN MTN25:
0638-1; 0637- 2; 0637- 4; 0638- 3

Downloadable from the Catalogue of the IGN Map Library

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Ayuntamiento de Aras de los Olmos
Protected Natural Spaces:

We advise you to look up the regulations and/or authorisations for using the trails in these conservation areas on the website of the Conselleria de Medio Ambiente, Agua, Infraestructuras y Territorio

  • Alto Turia (Biosphere reserve)
  • Alto Turia (SIC - Site of Community Interest)
  • Alto Turia (SAC - Special Area of Conservation)
  • Alto Turia y Sierra del Negrete (SPAB - Special Protection Area for Birds)
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Key points of the route:

Aras de los Olmos - Camino del Navajo Sastre (path) - La Travina - Barranco de la Escarleruela (ravine) - intersection with PR-CV 188 - Agua Tomás - Barranco Valdeagua (ravine) (SL-CV 62 connection) – El Cerrito – Corral del Tío Barbero (corral) – Aras de los Olmos

Route description (only available in Spanish)

Salimos de Aras por el camino Molino Marqués en dirección al complejo de Aras Rural para seguir por el camino del Navajo del Sastre y pasamos junto al navajo. Cogemos el cordel de Castilla y el camino de La Trabina hasta el corral de las Lomas. Seguimos la senda cruzando el camino de la Escaleruela hasta llegar al barranco del mismo nombre, donde cogemos el camino de la Escaleruela. En este punto enlazamos con el PR-CV 188.

Seguimos el camino hasta un desvío a la derecha que nos lleva hasta el camino de la Umbría Negra y la acequia del Molino. Seguimos el camino en busca del collado de Viñas Tomás y el refugio de Agua Tomás, junto al río Turia. Continuamos el camino hasta el refugio de los Antolines. Desde este punto buscamos el camino que nos lleva a la cueva del Aire y seguimos en dirección al barranco de Valdelagua y luego por el barranco de las Balsillas para dirigirnos a Aras de los Olmos por el camino viejo de las Espartosas.

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Beware! Navigation devices may fail, batteries may run out of power and devices may break down. Do not use only electronic means to track your activities in the mountains; they must be used as a complement to the map and compass. Get some proper training and enjoy the mountains.

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