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Explore the easy 4.8-mile (7.8 km) La Marjal dels Moros circular hike from Playa de Puzol, a protected wetland perfect for birdwatching.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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1.17 km
Observatori séquia de Montcada
Viewpoint
3.53 km
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4.24 km
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6.72 km
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7.76 km
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Way Types & Surfaces
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5.66 km
1.17 km
633 m
246 m
Surfaces
3.10 km
3.08 km
1.32 km
101 m
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This easy circular hike, covering approximately 7.76 km, can generally be completed in under two hours, making it a perfect option for a leisurely outing.
Yes, the trail is considered easy and is ideal for individuals of all fitness and skill levels, including beginners and families. Its minimal elevation gain (around 10 meters) and accessible paths make it very family-friendly.
The route conveniently starts near a parking lot, making access straightforward. You'll find parking available close to the beginning of the circular path from Playa de Puzol.
The path offers varied terrain, including paved sections (around 3.10 km), unpaved areas (approximately 1.32 km), and natural surfaces. You'll also encounter wooden boardwalks, especially in the birdwatching areas, which contribute to easy navigation.
The Marjal dels Moros is a protected natural reserve renowned for its rich biodiversity. It's a crucial habitat for approximately 250 bird species, including endangered ones like the marbled teal, white-headed duck, and ferruginous duck. Beyond birds, you might also spot endemic plant life, samaruc fish, and European pond turtles.
While enjoyable year-round, the best time to visit for birdwatching is typically during migration seasons (spring and autumn) when the wetland is bustling with diverse bird species. Cooler months also offer more comfortable hiking conditions.
Along the route, you'll experience the Marjal dels Moros Nature Reserve itself, a protected wetland. Key highlights include the Marjal dels Moros Wooden Boardwalk and Birdwatching Area, perfect for observing local fauna, and the Marjal dels Moros East Viewpoint, offering scenic vistas of the marsh.
Yes, the route intersects with several other paths within the Marjal dels Moros area. You'll find sections that follow the Camí de la Mar, Camí de les 30 figueres, Camí de Rampete, Camí de Pedralta, and Pas de les Egües.
The Marjal dels Moros is a protected natural area. While specific dog policies can vary, generally, dogs are permitted on trails but must be kept on a leash to protect the sensitive wildlife and natural habitats. Always ensure you clean up after your pet.
No, you do not need a permit, nor is there an entrance fee to access the trails within the Marjal dels Moros Nature Reserve. It is freely accessible to the public, allowing everyone to enjoy its natural beauty.
While the trail itself is primarily natural, being close to Playa de Puzol means you'll find amenities like cafes, restaurants, and potentially restrooms in the nearby town or along the beach area before or after your hike.
Unfortunately, only a small remnant of a former large moorland area, surrounded by industry and buildings. Additionally, it is cut through by paved paths and irrigation canals for agriculture, which further interrupt the ecological connection between the individual parts of the moor. There are observation towers for observing the birdlife. There must have been fires in several places in the moor recently. The tour can also be done easily by bike. I was a little disappointed.
An exceptional ride. The west wind and the cottony clouds have given us some formidable snapshots. Circular route surrounded by water and a multitude of native birds. I repeat. A wonder 🥰