Calomarde – Barranc de la Hoz

The Barranc de la Hoz is absolutely beautiful, at least as beautiful as the more famous Camino del Rey.
We walk along the water on well-constructed paths, bridges, stairs and elevated walkways.
The flowing water makes this really special compared to the beautiful walks on the Costa Blanca.
After the walk you can also visit the waterfalls of Calomarde.
The walk is not really difficult, at high water levels it can be a bit muddy here and there. Once we have to cross the river at a ford, for the rest there are always excellent bridges.

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The grade of this walk is S/B, which means
S – Strenuous: More than 600 metres ascent and/or more than 15km in length with steep, loose or heavily vegetated sections.
B – Less than half the route on rough ground.

Nearest town	Calomarde
Directions to start	From the A23 motorway running from Valencia NW past Teruel. Albarracin lies roughly NW of Teruel on the A1512 road. Continue through the town and on to Calomarde some 54km from Teruel.
Start point (Lat/Long)	40.372529, -1.575356 Click here to view in Google Maps (in a new browser tab)
Length (km)	11.50
Ascent (metres)	740
Walking time (hours)	2.66
Total time (hours)	4
Recommendations or Restrictions	None