+34 674 29 66 71
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+34 674 29 66 71
info@wexcursion.comBarranco Moreno is a captivating ravine nestled in the picturesque region of the Canal de Navarres. Its journey commences from the town of Bicorp, situated amidst the confluence of the Escalona River and the Caroche Massif, enveloped by the meandering formation of the ravine.
Mestalla Stadium, Avenida Aragón 31 (Google Map)
8:15
Meeting at 8:15h at Av.Aragón 31 in front of Mestalla.
We arrive, take a short break for a drink and start the route.
In the middle of the route we will stop for lunch.
We finish the route and go for a drink before the departure.
We meet on the bus to return to Valencia.
This remarkable natural site offers visitors two distinct experiences. The first involves an expedition to the furthest point, where ancient shelters adorned with captivating cave paintings, dating back approximately 7,500 years, can be discovered. The return journey, largely tracing the riverbed, unveils breathtaking vistas, serene pools, charming corners, and an overall scenic landscape, ideal for capturing stunning photographs. Of notable significance are the ancient shelters, notably the Calicanto shelter, adorned with visible samples of schematic rock art. These remnants serve as historical windows into the lives and artistic expressions of early inhabitants. Exploration of Barranco Moreno also includes visits to two cave houses, each telling a unique story—one impeccably preserved and the other, regrettably, in a state of disrepair. Additionally, within Bicorp, visitors can explore two fountains and a historic laundry facility, further enriching the cultural experience of the area.
