Elda guided walks explore rivers, mountains and reservoirs throughout November

Walkers can discover Elda’s countryside throughout November with a programme of guided environmental routes taking in rivers, mountains and the town’s reservoir. With walks continuing until November 30, residents can enjoy everything from morning outings around El Pantano de Elda to sunset hikes in the surrounding hills, while learning more about local wildlife, landscapes and conservation.

Vinalopo River walks continue throughout November

The programme includes guided walks along the Vinalopo River Trail on November 13, 20, 27 and 30, leaving the Vinalopo Skate Park at 5:30 PM.

The routes offer an opportunity to explore the river environment while discovering more about the natural areas surrounding Elda.

The walks form part of the council’s environmental programme, which aims to help residents become more familiar with the landscapes and biodiversity on their doorstep.

Reservoir walks explore El Pantano de Elda

Guided routes around El Pantano de Elda will take place on November 7, 14, 21 and 29, departing from La Casa Colora at 10:00 AM.

These morning outings give walkers the chance to explore the reservoir and its surroundings as part of the wider programme of environmental activities.

With several dates available throughout the month, participants can choose a weekend that suits them.

Sunset hikes take walkers into Elda’s hills

Those who fancy an evening in the hills can choose from several sunset walks.

Routes up Bolon are planned for November 10 and 19, leaving the Vinalopo Skate Park at 5:30 PM.

Bateig walks take place on November 11, 18 and 25, departing from the roundabout at the start of Avenida de Ronda at 5:30 PM.

Camara is the destination on November 12 and 26, with walks leaving the El Marin car park at 5:30 PM.

These outings will also include information about preventing forest fires, adding an educational element to the evening walks.

How to register for Elda guided walks

The council’s environmental programme aims to help residents discover Elda’s natural areas while learning more about local landscapes, biodiversity and conservation.

With routes scheduled across the rest of November, there are opportunities to explore different parts of the municipality, from the Vinalopo river to the surrounding mountains.

To register or request further information, email plantonatura@gmail.com.