To the top by Jesús Pobre
The best thing about this route, aside from the views, is that it gradually overcomes the gradient. I recommend climbing up the Hedra ravine and then descending along the long path. Although I warn you that if you go through there, it's quite tiring, and you should wear good hiking boots.
I want to share with you the path that is suitable for everyone, which is also the one I know best.
The trail begins on the Mitjans Trail. This is paved for about 500 meters, then turns into a forest track. From here, the slope becomes steeper and becomes a narrow mountain path.
Without straying from the route, we suddenly come across the 2nd-century BC Iberian wall, which protected the Penya del Águila settlement. Although I must say that if you don't know what it is, it will seem like a pile of stones there for no reason. But if you're curious, my Alto de Benimaquia section tells a little about those years.
We continue forward and come to a crossroads. The Colonia Trail leads to the left. This trail is higher than the previous one. We continue on and gradually reach the summit.
