Puebla de San Miguel Natural Park

The Puebla de San Miguel Natural Park spans 6,390 hectares of land with Spanish juniper, savin juniper, and Scots pine forests at elevations up to 1,828 meters.

The Spanish authorities designated this mountainous area as a protected natural park in 2007 to preserve its ecological systems and native wildlife species.

The park region maintains traditional agricultural practices and local customs through its ethnological museum and preserved rural architecture in surrounding villages.

Visitors can access multiple marked trails from the information center on Carretera Valencia CV-363, which provides maps and guidance for different hiking routes.

The park contains Alto de las Barracas, the highest peak in Valencia region, where Spanish moon moths and Apollo butterflies find their natural habitat.

Location: Puebla de San Miguel

Inception: 2007

GPS coordinates: 40.04818,-1.12584

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:05