Hiking trips near Valencia for groups

Hiking near Valencia as a group

Valencia sits between the sea and a ring of hills. The Serra Calderona rises to the north of the city, the Turia has cut gorges with cliff paths to the west, and the Albufera to the south has flat walks through pine forest and rice fields.

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Hiking trails a group can reach from Valencia

The Serra Calderona natural park is the nearest mountain walking, with pine-covered ridges and views back over the plain to the sea. To the west, the hanging bridges at Chulilla and the Ruta del Agua at Chelva follow the Turia and its streams through limestone gorges.

Our guide to hiking near Valencia lists eight trails with distances and driving times, and our Chulilla hanging bridges guide covers the most popular of them.

Wildfire risk and the best season to hike near Valencia

Spring and autumn are the best seasons to walk. In summer, the regional government sets a daily wildfire risk level, and at its highest level walking on trails through forest land is prohibited.

That makes summer the hardest season for a group programme, so the level is checked before every day out. Our guide to wildfires in the Valencia region explains how the levels work.

Who this is for

• Walking and hiking clubs
• School and university groups
• Companies looking for a day outdoors

What to tell us

• How many walkers and their level
• Your travel dates
• How long you want to walk each day
• Whether you need transport to the trailheads

How it works

1. 1

   Tell us about your group

   Your sport, dates, group size and what the trip is for.

2. 2

   We reply personally

   We read your enquiry and get back to you to talk it through.

3. 3

   We talk through the details

   Together we look at what your group needs in Valencia.

Related guides

• Hiking near Valencia
• The Chulilla hanging bridges
• Wildfires in the Valencia region
• Group cycling trips