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SL-CV 82 SENDA HISTÒRICA PER LA VALL DE LA MURTA

Promoter: Ayuntamiento de Alzira

Certification status: Positive quality control

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Botanical path through the Murta valley in the Local Natural Area of Interest of Murta and Casella. You can find pines, strawberry trees, laurustine, holm oaks and especially ash trees, as well as different species of plants such as thyme, rosemary, mint and myrtle. You can also visit the Monastery of La Murta.

Trail:
One way (point-to-point)
Technical data:
Length:
1,60 km
Estimated walking time:
00:30:00
Elevation gain:
115 m
Elevation loss:
5 m
MIDE ratings:
Level of natural risks:
1
Navigation on the trail:
2
Hiking difficulty:
2
Fitness level needed:
1

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Difficulty rating according to FEDME:
Unknown
Useful information:
Date of certification:
15-03-2008
Date of the act of registration in the Public Register:
20-10-2015
Date of the last Quality Control:
august de 2019
Reference municipality:
District:
Province:
Valencia/València
Cartography IGN MTN25:
0770-1

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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

  • La Murta y la Casella (Municipal Natural Site)
  • Sierra de Corbera (SIC - Site of Community Interest)
Key points of the route:

Paraje Natural Municipal la Murta y la Casella (local natural area of interest) - Monasterio de los Jerónimos (monastery) - Font de la Murta (spring)

Route description (only available in Spanish)

En la entrada del PNM la Murta y la Casella, junto la antigua casa del guarda encontramos el panel de inicio. El punto de inicio es el mismo que para el PR-CV 334 y el SL-CV 81, y coincide en trazado con el GR 236. Siguiendo el camino principal llegamos al Puente de Felipe II que salva el barranco que atraviesa todo el valle y lugar de entrada a las diversas construcciones que hoy en día conforman las ruinas del Monasterio de los Jerónimos, en la parte trasera encontramos las dos balsas que recogen el agua procedente de la fuente de la Murta.Tomando la senda que va junto a la canalización del agua la seguiremos dejando al poco las ruinas de una ermita, seguiremos ascendiendo por la senda entre los diferentes acueductos y muros para bajar el agua hasta la fuente de la Murta, que permanece cerrada con una reja, donde acaba el recorrido. 

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