Agroforestry Route (Bolbaite)

The Bolbaite agro-forestry trail is a path that, as its name suggests, traverses the ancient mountain areas transformed by humans into farmland, especially during the 19th and 20th centuries, bordered by dry stone walls, on which olive and carob cultivation predominates. It is a low-difficulty route of just 13,000 m in a circular direction, which passes through well-maintained forest tracks and asphalt roads. The trail delves into the foothills of the Bolbaite mountain range, crossing the Marisca Ravine several times, which gives rise to the Bolbaite ravine or Sellent river, as well as its tributaries: the Horcajo, Brunales, and Pareja ravines. During recent rainy periods, the sound of water will accompany your walk. But, be careful: it is not advisable to venture into the ravines during periods of torrential rain or when there is a warning of strong floods. The route is circular, with low difficulty. It reaches a maximum altitude of 395 meters above sea level and a minimum of 269 meters above sea level. It has a total elevation gain of 408 meters.