A circular walk all on wide forestry tracks and clearly defined paths. Ideal for a pre-lunch appetiser. You’ll visit a landing strip used for refuelling aircraft when involved in fire fighting, two well preserved neveras (icehouses) an ancient wine pressing “thing”, a spot where a treaty was signed between the Moors and Christians in 1245 and an ancient aqueduct which you’ll have the pleasure on walking over (don’t worry it’s only small) AND ALL THIS BEFORE LUNCH !!

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The grade of this walk is M/A, which means
M – Moderate: up to 12km in length, less than 400 metres ascent and less than 50% rough going.
A – All on good tracks

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