With a difficulty of K3, this via ferrata will undoubtedly test you and prepare you for more complicated ones.

To begin with, and once you reach the start, you'll climb up a stone wall via iron clamps. This will be a perfect warm-up for the next challenge, a flank that will make you work all the muscles in your arms.

After one more vertical climb, we reach the king obstacle of this itinerary: the zip line with 70 metres with which you'll feel as free as a bird. However, if you're too scared, you have the alternative of taking a 25-metres abseil and avoid it.

Once you've passed the zip line, there are more sideway passages, a very simple plank bridge and a couple of short abseils to finish. It's not a long via ferrata, so you'll be over it in less time than you think. But you will have a spectacular experience.

Also, if you want to make the most of the day, the remains of the castle of Montesa and the castle of Enguera are very close by. You can also climb up to El Piquet, enjoying spectacular views of both the nearby towns and almost the entire province