Tiene varias rutas de senderismo. Hay una muy asequible la de "La Cova del Aigua" De ida y vuelta, tiene un pequeño tramo un poco complicado, pero nada importante. Unas vistas espectaculares y este, año la vegetación inmensa

Cala La Granadella en Xàbea o Jâvea!! Hermoso lugar, un lugar inigualable. El color del agua, las rocas...divino! En la cala no hay arena, sòlo piedras!! Es mejor llevarse una reposera porque acostarse o sentarse allì es mas incòmodo. Hay que ir muy temprano o a la tarde sino el aforo està completo y no hay lugar donde dejar el coche. Hay dos o tres lugares para comer algo y comprar bebidas. A la tarde el sol està por detràs de la montaña, entonces algunos lugares tienen sombra y no se aprecia el atardecer. El amancecer debe ser hermoso!!!

Debéis visitar la Cova Tallada, imprescindible!! Para ello tenéis que hacer reserva en la página de la generalitat Valenciana obligatoriamente. Maximo 5 personas por reserva. También puede llegar con kayak

Una maravilla botánica. El lugar perfecto para los amantes de la naturaleza y los paisajes cambiantes. Recomendado para todas aquellas personas que cumplan las normas del parque, personas que no respeten nada que se queden en casa.

Para subir a la Cruz o al pico las sendas están claras y los cruces bien señalizados. Hay que llevar suficiente agua si se hace en verano. Cuidado con la niebla ya que si es densa te puedes perder. Debido al tipo kárstico de su paisaje las rocas están afiladas como cuchillos se debe llevar bien calzado.

Estupenda excursión. Un parque protegido y de gran belleza y diversidad. Merece la pena ir y subir hasta el Faro de San Antonio. Las vistas sobre Xabia y Denia son inmejorables, en días claros podemos llegar a ver Ibiza!

Montaña y mar en uno. No sé puede pedir más. La ruta a la Cova Tallá no es muy larga pero interesante, ratitos de desnivel para ir con cuidado y terminar en la Cova, al mar y a los pocos metros mar abierto. Una gozada.

Parque Natural pequeño pero con sitios interesantes como la Cova de L’Aigua , Cova del Gamell , Racó Ull de Bou , Camí de la Colonia , La Creueta del Montgó , Cim del Montgó , Camí Coll dels Pous …… casi todos ellos de fácil acceso y con senderos anchos en muchos tramos . La Cima del Montgó es la joya de la corona y se puede subir desde tres lugares diferentes , desde Les Planes dejando el coche junto al campo de tiro , el trayecto se hace empinado pero no es muy exigente y también es el más corto . Desde el Racó Ull de Bou dejando el coche en la Ermita del Pare Pere , el trayecto es exigente los dos o tres últimos km. Y desde Jesus Pobre , es el trayecto más largo y el más exigente , no hay mucho parking para dejar el coche aunque no está muy masificado y si vais pronto podréis aparcar sin problemas . Si os gusta el senderismo esta ruta es la vuestra , para mí es la preferida , importante llevar agua y alguna pieza de fruta para reponer energías . Las mejores fechas para realizar la ruta son todas menos en verano y dependiendo de la hora , debido a que no hay sombras en las que cobijarse en las horas más fuertes de sol y no sería la primera ni la última vez que los servicios de emergencia tienen que subir en helicóptero para rescatar a personas por golpes de calor . Con cabeza y a disfrutar que para eso está este bonito Parque Natural del Montgó.

Hubert Parchomiuk

Very nice hike. We took the easier route. The views of a town and sea below the mountains were very nice. Path is quite wide and there is plenty of space for a quick or a longer brake. Not very crowded. Recommend :)

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Lita Pētersone

Amazing views!My advice to wear strong hiking shoes because stones are sharp. I had trainers and next day my feet was double size. Bit still sore. Did 7 hours walk because wanted to see caves as well. Definitely take water and sun cream with you. Not crowded.

Mrs L

Great walk from Xabia Port to cap San Antonio. Not suitable for those with mobility issues or young children. Wear suitable shoes and take water

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Denys Frolov

Remember to take and use sunproof cream. Water at least 1,5 l per person. Take a cap. Up and down 4 to 5 hours, depends on your physical state. Don't start later than 3 pm unless you plan to spend a night there.

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Hugo Haro (Afinastar360)

Great place to visit Many of the spots are not found unless you’re local or know the area well I suggest and recommend that you check these places out to get the best experience of a Valenciano

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Pascal Maurice

The Montgó Natural Park is very beautiful for hiking. In the Montgó Natural Park, the imposing Montgó Natural Park massif rises up to 750 meters above sea level, almost parallel to the coast, and dominates the entire municipality of Marina Alta. From the top of Montgó you can enjoy an extraordinary view. Bring flashlights when walking the routes to the caves and after sunset. Almost all routes are suitable for children, mountain bikers and runners. Mt Montgó is an imposing massif that rises majestically along the coast, overlooking the towns of Javea and Denia. The nature reserve dominates the skyline in the northern part of the province of Alicante and is very popular with hikers and cyclists.

Alain Sanchez

Wild, beautiful, and preserved. These are still rare attributes, rare enough to be marked. Take your walking boots for a walk, one of these days these boots are gonna walk you to the wild life of Mongó

Stanislav Kozlovski

Loved the hike. There is a cave on the bottom called Cova de Tollada (or similar, I may be butchering it). You can apparently go pretty deep inside the darkness there but i didn’t venture. Regardless, the hike before it is spectacular. True beauty to see the sun, sea and mountains in one place

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Chaddyfynn Perkins

Gorgeous views and fantastic walks. There isn't an ugly spot of the natural park. Places to park are scarce and sometimes the roads can be unnerving but those are the only drawbacks from what is a stunning location.

Pekka Kinnunen

Nice hike to top of montgo. Trail is having rocks so mind your step. You can visit cave here as well. Parking is not marked anyway.

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Kasia Abramek

Lovely mountain 753m for hiking. Good hiking shoes higly recommended. Gorgous views from the top.

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Donna L'Orchard

Great place to walk, if your dogs are well behaved with good recall, it is a good off leash walk. We encountered some dogs who were not friendly and not really under the owners control, but this was the exception, not the rule.

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Kevin McIntyre

Long but enjoyable hill walk to the summit. The limestone rock is tough on the feet so wear sturdy shoes or boots. Took us about 5 hours up and down with great views from the summit. Take lots of water.

Simon Riegel

Nice view on Denia and the Sea. Trails require good shoes and some orientation skills. Closer to the top the terrain is quite steep but the view from the cross is worth the tour.

Iñaki Serraller Vizcaino

Beautiful mountain and great views of the surrounding areas, including the sea on two sides if you get to the top. However watch out because trail markings are a bit faded. Also look up the route to the starting point first because they're not very well indicated on the surrounding roads.

Anthony Thomas

Amazing views from the top, quite a climb allow 2 - 3 hours each way. The path at places can be very rough or close to the edge especially the summit climb. Even if you go half way the views are stunning!

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Bonita ruta de senderismo entre Javea y Denia Rutas muy bien señalizadas.Nosotros hicimos la ruta que parte desde el campo de tiro, es una ruta de ida y vuelta hasta la cima del montgo, a mi personalmente me ha sorprendido, ya que tienes unas vistas desde los dos lados la montaña ⛰. Los días claros se puede ver Ibiza que esta, ha unos 70 km de distancia. No le doy cinco estrellas, no por la montaña, si no, por la gente que va dejando papelitos por el camino, que piensan que desaparecen por arte de magia.....por favor lo que te llevas vuelve a casa. Que no cuesta nada.

Cim del Montgó, ruta de 5 horas en subir y bajar, algo pesada la subida y ni una sombra, llevar bastante agua porque se necesita. Bonitas vistas.

Mark Richards

If you are planning to explore Montgó Natural Park, it's worth considering a visit beforehand to the Park Information Centre (in Bosc Diana park & gardens, Avenida de Joan Fuster). Pick up a free leaflet with a detailed map of the park, showing the various walking routes plus relevant information (in Spanish) - distance, degree of difficulty, total ascent/descent etc. There is a very useful 3D scale model of the park and surrounding area, with walk routes marked on. Also, display boards with information about natural history, flora and fauna, key species etc.

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Nicolas Bannerholt

Parc Natural del Montgó is a beautiful place to visit with stunning views and breathtaking scenery. However, the rocks and roads can be challenging to navigate and are not an easy walk. Nonetheless, the park is definitely worth a visit for anyone who loves nature and enjoys hiking.

Kieran Turan

Beautiful, immense, unique and mystical, the mountain has an almost biblical grandeur to it as it looms solitary over the town below. The experience was marred though by the cruel live-pigeon shooting range at the trailhead parking lot, which was active when I arrived, with several older losers who call themselves men getting some sick pleasure in releasing pigeons from cages and shooting them down with shotguns as they fly away. This was my first experience of Spanish notorious “cultural” cruelty to animals and it was a big shock. Seeing this happening too, right at the base of this sublime mountain and surrounded by such incredible natural beauty, downgraded my view of Spain instantly. Any desire to spend extended time there as an expat similarly went out the window. This type of stupidity and cruelty has no place in a natural park, certainly not one as incredible as Montgó.

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Paul Watson

It was a rewarding but challenging ascent to the summit. We did it wearing shorts and t-shirt, and regular trainers. We attacked it from the Xabia side, parking at the shooting range. The "path" is rugged and has a lot of jagged rocks with quite sharp edges. I felt every one through the soles of my trainers! The last 500m involved some climbing rather than walking, with some steep slopes to one side.

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