Nature archivos - Page 2 of 2 - La Canal Territorio turístico

In the area of Las Fuentes, three kilometers from Navarrés, lies Playamonte Lake: a natural water lake, which, due to

Among the many archaeological sites in the municipality of Navarrés, the El Garrofero Rock Shelter stands out thanks to its

The well-known Quesa Pools form a series of four natural pools carved out by the water in the bed of

Between the Mesolithic period and the consolidation of the agricultural revolution in La Canal during the Neolithic period (9000-4500 BC),

One of the most impressive sights in Millares is the Chorrador del Bosque waterfall, popularly known as “the Monster”. It

Between 6,000 and 7,000 years ago the first Neolithic communities that occupied the Caroig Massif and the Muela de Millares

In the Shelter Coat we find a small, but very interesting sample of Levantine Rock Art of the Neolithic. These

The Gorgo Gaspar, also known as the Gorgo de Palet, is found in the old town. From the Albufera they

Gorgo de la Escalera pool is located a few metres from the entrance to the town of Anna and takes

Albufera de Anna lake is undoubtedly one of the most well-known and emblematic recreational sites in the municipal region and

The cave paintings in Araña Cave (dating from between 9000 and 1400 BC) are part of the Levantine Cave Art

The Gorgo Catalán pool is reached by following the route of the Springs. The pool is very deep and is

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