Hiking and biking on the Costa Blanca

Hiking and biking on the Costa Blanca - Discover the best of Spain on foot or by bike

The most beautiful routes, natural areas and viewpoints on the Spanish east coast

The Costa Blanca is a paradise for hikers and cyclists. Thanks to its mild climate, varied landscape and well-marked routes, this region in the province of Alicante is perfect for active travelers. Whether you like challenging mountain tours or relaxing trips along the coast, here you will find something special for every level.

Hiking on the Costa Blanca - The best hiking trails

Sierra de Bernia
Hike along steep mountain trails and enjoy panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea. The routes range from light to tough and are suitable for different experience levels.

Parc Natural de la Font Roja (near Alcoy)
A protected natural area with dense forests and quiet trails. Ideal for families and nature lovers.

Camí de la Serrella
This adventurous route takes you through the rugged interior with impressive views of mountains and valleys.

Embalse de la Pedrera (near Torremendo)
A walk around this vast reservoir offers peace and quiet. The nature reserve is also suitable for biking and picnicking.

El Palmeral de Elche (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
Hike the Ruta del Palmeral (2.5 km) and discover 300,000 palms in a unique historical landscape.

Walking Route Orihuela Costa
From Campoamor to Punta Prima, through coastal towns such as Cabo Roig, La Zenia and Playa Flamenca. A long walk with beach breaks and places to eat.

Peñón de Ifach (Calpe)
Climb this iconic rock massif for spectacular views. The 4.6 km route includes a tunnel and steep aided climb. Reservations are required.

Cycling on the Costa Blanca - Popular routes for every cyclist

Coastal Route from Alicante to Denia
A scenic route along the sea and villages, suitable for recreational cyclists and families.

Vuelta al Puig Campana
For mountain bike enthusiasts, a challenging route around one of the highest mountains in the region.

Cycling through the Jalón Valley
Between vineyards and almond trees. A quiet route ideal for beginners or a family ride.

Vuelta a la Marina Alta
A solid ride through mountain villages such as Xaló, Parcent and Alcalalí with climbs such as Coll de Rates.

Coastal Route Calpe - Altea
A flat ride overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Ideal for a relaxing afternoon ride with stops in fishing villages.

Round trip Guadalest from Altea
Cycle to the historic mountain village of Guadalest. The climb is tough, but the views and the village make up for everything.

Sierra de Aitana
For the true cyclist: a challenging climb to the highest point in the province. Only for experienced riders.

Round Montgó (Denia - Jávea)
A route around Montgó Mountain with a mix of coastal and mountain scenery. Medium-difficult, suitable for those looking for variation.

Tips for hiking and biking on the Costa Blanca

Protection from the sun: Bring sunscreen, cap and plenty of water.
Clothing & equipment: Good shoes or cycling clothes make a world of difference.
Enjoy local cuisine: End your day with a meal at a local restaurant or tapas bar.
Pay attention to seasons: Spring and fall are ideal because of the pleasant temperatures.

Hiking and biking on the Costa Blanca offers a unique way to discover the real Spain. From rugged mountain trails to quiet coastal roads - the region surprises and spoils every nature lover. Plan your next route, put on your hiking boots or hop on your bike and experience it for yourself.

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