Barranco Moreno is a beautiful ravine you cannot miss, located in the region of Canal de Navarres. It begins in the town of Bicorp, situated between the Escalona River and the Caroche Massif, surrounded by a meander that forms the ravine.
The ravine offers two completely different routes. The first leads to the farthest point, where you’ll find shelters with cave paintings, and the second, mostly along the riverbed, offers stunning photo opportunities, hidden corners, pools, and breathtaking landscapes.
In addition to the shelters, dating back around 7,500 years, one of them, the Calicanto shelter, features visible samples of schematic rock art. We will also visit two cave houses—one in excellent condition and the other in ruins. In Bicorp, you’ll also find two fountains and a
Barranco Moreno is a beautiful ravine you cannot miss, located in the region of Canal de Navarres. It begins in the town of Bicorp, situated between the Escalona River and the Caroche Massif, surrounded by a meander that forms the ravine.
The ravine offers two completely different routes. The first leads to the farthest point, where you’ll find shelters with cave paintings, and the second, mostly along the riverbed, offers stunning photo opportunities, hidden corners, pools, and breathtaking landscapes.
In addition to the shelters, dating back around 7,500 years, one of them, the Calicanto shelter, features visible samples of schematic rock art. We will also visit two cave houses—one in excellent condition and the other in ruins. In Bicorp, you’ll also find two fountains and a
Barranco Moreno is a beautiful ravine you cannot miss, located in the region of Canal de Navarres. It begins in the town of Bicorp, situated between the Escalona River and the Caroche Massif, surrounded by a meander that forms the ravine.
The ravine offers two completely different routes. The first leads to the farthest point, where you’ll find shelters with cave paintings, and the second, mostly along the riverbed, offers stunning photo opportunities, hidden corners, pools, and breathtaking landscapes.
In addition to the shelters, dating back around 7,500 years, one of them, the Calicanto shelter, features visible samples of schematic rock art. We will also visit two cave houses—one in excellent condition and the other in ruins. In Bicorp, you’ll also find two fountains and a laundrette, perfect for a quick stop.
Distance: 12 km
Level of difficulty: Medium
Elevation: 557 meters
Total approximate time: 6h
Moving time: 5h
Avenida Aragon, 31 (in front of Mestalla)
08:45 Arrival at meeting point (Please be puntual)
09:00 Departure from Valencia
Suitable shoes (sports or mountain shoes)
Water
Food
All our trips are organised by Travel agency, WEXCURSION, under licence number CV-m-1881-V.
Cancellation policy: Until one week before, 100% refund. In form of money/voucher whatever you prefer. From one week until Thursday (of the same week): 100% only in form of voucher. After Thursday 20:00 NO REFUND.