Falco Trail

Embark on an exhilarating journey along a trail that spans over 45 kilometers, crafted for pure enjoyment from start to finish. Beginning at the iconic "Roman Arch" near the bus station, adventurers will set foot on the verdant pathway and commence the ascent to "La Peña Rubia" as dawn gracefully breaks over the surrounding hills. The trail then challenges participants with the "Ace of Cups," a formidable two-kilometer climb featuring steep 40% inclines. After conquering this section, a five-kilometer stretch leads to the ascent of "Pico del Águila," the highest point on the route, offering a challenging five-kilometer climb with a 10% average gradient. At this midpoint, the renowned "de las migas" refreshment station awaits for a well-earned pause. The journey then intensifies as participants navigate through the rugged terrain of "La Sierra del Quípar," tackling the "Campanario," "Collado Alto," and "As de Copas" climbs within an 11-kilometer span. As the trail nears its conclusion, the town of Cehegín emerges in the distance, but not before the final ascent to the "Cruz de Cehegín." The adventure culminates with a triumphant finish beneath the Roman Arch, marking the journey's end on this extraordinary trail.