Serra de Segària PR-CV 415 Loop

The circular route starts and ends in Benimeli. You can typically find parking within the village, which serves as the main access point for this trail.

No, this route is categorized as difficult for jogging. It features varied and challenging terrain, including alpine sections and karstic areas that require good fitness and sure-footedness. It's best suited for experienced trail runners.

The trail offers a diverse terrain, including mountain hiking paths, alpine sections, and some accessible paths. You'll also encounter short stretches of paved and asphalted roads, as well as unpaved and natural sections. A unique part of the route follows an old, disused irrigation canal. Be prepared for some scrambling and navigating very karstic terrain, especially when ascending to the summit.

This route offers stunning panoramic views from the summit of Sierra de Segària, overlooking the Marjal de Pego-Oliva natural park, Montgó mountain, and the beaches of Denia. You'll also pass by significant caves like Cova Bolumini and Cova Fosca, and historical elements such as ancient wells and hydrological infrastructures. One notable highlight is the Dark Cave.

While the trail passes through natural areas, specific regulations for dogs within Parc Públic de Segària are not detailed. Given the challenging terrain and potential for wildlife, it's advisable to keep dogs on a leash and ensure they are fit enough for a difficult route. Always clean up after your pet.

Generally, there are no specific permits or entrance fees required to access Parc Públic de Segària for recreational activities like jogging. However, always respect local regulations and signage within the park.

The best time to run this route is typically during the cooler months, such as spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November), to avoid the intense summer heat. These seasons also offer pleasant temperatures and often clearer views. Always check the weather forecast before heading out.

Yes, the route incorporates sections of several official trails, including the Serra de Segaría (72% of the route), la Segària de Benimeli (36%), and various segments of the SL-CV 109 and PR CV-109 trails.

Given the difficult rating and varied terrain, wear appropriate trail running shoes with good grip. Bring plenty of water, especially as there may not be water sources on the trail itself. A map or GPS device, sun protection, and a first-aid kit are also highly recommended. Layers of clothing are useful for changing weather conditions.

Benimeli is a small village, but you can usually find local establishments like cafes or bars where you can refuel and relax after completing your run. It's a good idea to check opening hours in advance, especially outside of peak tourist seasons.

The Serra de Segària is often referred to as 'the Sleeping Stone Giant' due to its distinctive appearance. Beyond its natural beauty, it holds significant cultural, historical, and tourist value, including remnants of an Iberian settlement and ancient hydrological infrastructures.