Fuente de los Baños
par Paco Lorente
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Montanejos. This small village in the interior of Valencia, well known for its spa, offers among its attractions the area known as "Fuente de los Baños". A major source of thermal waters is incorporated into the Mijares river providing water at a constant temperature of 25ºC(77ºF).
An excellent opportunity for an early or late bath during the off season, perhaps as a final point after walk over some of his beautiful mediterranean trails. For instance "La Bojera" trail, a tour with impressive views of Maimona cliffs, or "Los estrechos" trail, along the Mijares river (remember, a shower is included at the middle of the trail). Or even more interesting, combining both of them (See GPS track at Wikiloc).
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