The Camí del Rec is a hiking trail known for following the ancient irrigation canal that supplied the agricultural lands of the area. This route offers a fascinating blend of historical, cultural, and natural heritage, ideal for those wishing to explore the rich history and natural beauty of the region.
Itinerary:
The circular route generally starts and ends right in front of our hotel, although there are variants that can lengthen or shorten the distance. The total distance of the route can vary depending on the chosen segment, but one of the most common routes is approximately 7-10 km. The estimated time to complete the route is around 2-3 hours, depending on the pace and stops made along the way.
Difficulty:
It's a route of low to moderate difficulty, suitable for families and hikers of all levels. The terrain is mostly flat with some small inclines, making it accessible and enjoyable for everyone.
Points of Interest:
-El Rec del Molí: This ancient irrigation canal, built in the Middle Ages, is the highlight of the route. Discover how water was managed to supply the farmlands and appreciate the historical engineering that remains.
-Water Mills: Along the way, you'll see several ancient mills that used water from the canal to grind grain. These mills bear witness to the ingenious use of water in times past and offer a unique glimpse into local history.