Best mountain peaks around Quatretonda are situated within a region known for its impressive mountainous terrain, including the Sierra de la Serrella and the Serra de Mariola. These ranges offer notable peaks and unique natural features. The area provides varied hiking experiences, from moderate trails to challenging ascents. It is recognized for its environmental value and diverse flora and fauna.
Last updated: May 6, 2026
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There are several points along this route from which you can admire the impressive silhouette of the Benicadell massif. The Alt de Benicadell, with a height of 1,105 metres, is a prominent peak in the Sierra de Benicadell, which forms a natural border between the provinces of Valencia and Alicante. The region around the Benicadell offers numerous opportunities for cycling tours that lead through varied landscapes with impressive views.
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significant advantage of this route is that you can choose the difficulty of the conditions of ascent or descent. An asphalt road leads directly to the top.
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Place from which you have the most spectacular views of this incredible mountain.
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L'Esquellot, in Spanish the cowbell, is located at the top of the Ferragut Rock. We can get there by two paths from behind the Safor service area, next to the BP gas station on the E-15 at the height of Xeraco. L'Esquellot is located there thanks to a challenge that the Xeraco mountain club (Club Muntanyer Xeraco) once placed, to encourage people to climb the mountain and ring the bell. From this point we have magnificent views of the sea, we can also see the town of Xeraco, the Vaca River that flows towards the sea, and the Guaita de Xeraco tower.
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Molló de la Creu, also called Molló de la Falconera or V.G. de la Falconera is one of the places that every person who is in Gandía should visit. The viewpoint offers us spectacular views, we can see the impressive Cim de Mondúver and the coast of Gandía on the other side. You can return to Gandía along the same path or, if you are an experienced hiker, take the circular route, but keep in mind that the descent is very steep.
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On route PR-V 153. El Cim del Mondúver from Xeresa.
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The Benicadell accompanies the cyclist during the ascent and descent of the mountain pass between Castelló de Rugat and Beniarrés.
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The climbs of the crest are exhausting, the summit is very close but it is hard to do. Finally, the climb ends at the ridge of the mountain, to the east of the summit and the mound of antennas that completely cover the top. You still have to turn right and walk a few meters along the edge of the massif to reach the enclosure. The path goes around the fence of the antennas and ends at the concrete service track of the telecommunications station. The Mondúver offers an extraordinary panoramic view of the mountains of La Safor, the villages of La Marxuquera and the coast of the Gulf of Valencia. The mountain route continues down the concrete track that climbs to the top from La Drova and Barx, makes the first hairpin and turns to the left by the posts of the short-distance trail.
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The most popular mountain peak is Mondúver summit, known for its extensive panoramic views of the province of Valencia. Other highly appreciated spots include Views of Benicadell, offering spectacular vistas of the Benicadell mountain and its reservoir, and View of Alt de Benicadell, which provides an excellent perspective of the impressive Benicadell massif.
The region boasts a variety of natural features. In the Sierra de la Serrella, you can find rugged formations, including stylized needles and tortuous cracks, especially along the Barranc del Moro. The L'Esquellot on the Penyal de Ferragut offers magnificent sea views, while the Serra de Mariola Natural Park is celebrated for its rich biodiversity and diverse landscapes.
Yes, for experienced hikers, the ascent to Pla de la Casa (1,379 m) in the Sierra de la Serrella is considered a medium-high difficulty hike, involving significant physical effort with an approximate 600m ascent over 6km. The Mondúver summit also presents a hard climb with steep slopes, recommended for those with moderate fitness.
The Sierra de la Serrella is particularly notable for its unique geological formations. You can explore the dramatic landscape of the Barranc del Moro, nestled between Pla de la Casa and Mallà del Llop, which features impressive rock formations. Additionally, Les Agulles de la Serrella trail is known for its distinctive limestone pinnacles.
The Sierra de la Serrella is part of the Natura 2000 Network, recognized for its environmental value and unique flora and fauna. Birdwatchers may spot species such as the Golden Eagle, Eagle Owl, Nightjar, and Bonelli's Eagle. The Serra de Mariola Natural Park is also celebrated for its rich biodiversity.
Yes, L'Esquellot on the Penyal de Ferragut provides magnificent views of the sea, including the town of Xeraco and the Vaca River. From Molló de la Falconera, you can enjoy spectacular views of the Gandía coast, alongside the impressive Cim de Mondúver.
There are numerous cycling routes in the area. For touring cyclists, options include 'The Castle of Xàtiva — Circular from Benigànim' or 'Molí Guarner – Bellús Dam loop from Llutxent'. Road cyclists can explore routes like 'Puerto de l'Orxa - Alpatro – Port de Salem and Beniarrés loop from Llutxent'. You can find more details on these and other routes in the Cycling around Quatretonda and Road Cycling Routes around Quatretonda guides.
Yes, the region offers several running trails. You can find routes such as the 'Cavern of Quatretonda loop from Quatretonda' or the 'Barranco Solana loop from Quatretonda'. For more options and details, refer to the Running Trails around Quatretonda guide.
Pla de la Casa (1,379 m), the highest point of the Sierra de la Serrella, offers extensive panoramic views from its summit that encompass virtually all the mountains in the province of Alicante. Similarly, Mondúver summit provides some of the best views in the province of Valencia.
While Quatretonda itself is not directly home to the highest peaks, the nearby Serra de Mariola Natural Park features Montcabrer (1,390 m), which is the highest and most prominent mountain within that park. In the Sierra de la Serrella, Pla de la Casa reaches 1,379 m.
Visitors frequently praise the spectacular and extensive panoramic views offered from summits like Mondúver summit and Pla de la Casa. The unique geological formations, such as the limestone pinnacles of Les Agulles de la Serrella, and the rich biodiversity of areas like the Serra de Mariola Natural Park are also highly appreciated.


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