The best running trails around Terrateig

Incredibly beautiful scenery. The path is mostly gravel and you should have decent tires.

A really colorful stage in which the stretch that separates Villalonga from Lorxa crosses a valley along the Serpis river, the old railway line that connected the towns of Gandía and Alcoy.

Via Verde cycle path for tourists and locals as an attraction.

The yellow and white markings of the PR-43 are old in some sections and the paint is somewhat blurred. It is important to follow the track and be aware of the route on the rocky ground. The area at the end is somewhat confusing due to the trees, but the summit is close and at the end the geodesic vertex appears between the holm oaks. The most suggestive views are towards the coast and the horizon of the Mediterranean. The exit from the top is directly to the north, although it is a bit scary because of the slope and the slippery ground. The path is clear, slightly slopes the slope of the mountain and goes down to Pla de la Nevera, where the Nevera de la Safor is, an old traditional construction to store snow during the winter. In the meadow there is a post with indications of the trails. The route follows the direction of L'Orxa and Font dels Olbits along the PR-43. The path passes the entrance to Avenc del Manco and goes up a small hill to leave the Pla de la Nevera hollow. The descent is long, technical and hard, the path has a lot of loose stones and in several sections it is quite steep. And from time to time different options appear but they all have the purpose of going down the mountain and they always come together again.

This is one of the most prized corners by the locals. A set of natural pools, connected to each other by small waterfalls that invite you to take a dip on scorching summer days.

The fountain is located right next to the path that goes down to the ravine, but you can also find a tap next to the paved path. Although, the water is not treated, you can use the bench and maybe cool off on hot days.

The Corpus Christi Monastery is located in the municipality of Llutxent and is a convent building that has its origins in a 13th century hermitage, expanded and renovated in later centuries. The whole is organized through a cloister, this on its south side has the chapter house, the cells and the refectory. The cloister has a square plan with two levels, the lower one articulated with arches between pilasters with capitals decorated with Eucharistic motifs. The Corpus Christi church is on the north side of the monastery cloister. It is a single-nave temple with a starry vault in the high choir. Next to the Epistle there are two annex chapels built in the 18th century, which are the chapel of the Holy Face and the one of the Communion, the latter has a Greek cross plan with a dome on shells.

One of the best preserved monasteries in the Valencian Community. It is part of the long-distance route GR-236 known as the Route of the Monasteries. A site very rich in its history and significance in the area that make it worth visiting.