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Via Ferratas in Valencia

VERTICAL ADVENTURE IN THE PROVINCE OF VALENCIA

Discover the Falconera Via Ferrata in Marxuquera and the Fuente de Godalla Via Ferrata in Enguera. Choose the route that best suits you and enjoy the mountains accompanied by qualified guides, with all safety equipment included.

Choose your via ferrata in Valencia

Discover the Falconera route in Marxuquera and the Fuente de Godalla route in Enguera, and compare their difficulty, duration and characteristics. You’ll find two via ferratas suitable from age 8, with bridges, vertical sections and exciting zip lines to enjoy the mountains accompanied by a qualified guide.

Find your route

Which via ferrata in Valencia should you choose?

Falconera and Fuente de Godalla are suitable for participants from age 8, but they offer different characteristics and difficulty levels. When choosing, you should consider your experience, fitness level and comfort with heights, as well as the type of route you prefer.

K2–K3

Falconera: ideal for beginners

An accessible and very complete via ferrata for discovering the activity or enjoying a varied experience in the surroundings of the Marxuquera Valley.

  • Location: Marxuquera, GandĂ­a.
  • Minimum age: 8 years.
  • Duration: approximately 3.5 hours.
  • Highlights: three bridges, a hinge section and a 125-metre zip line.

K3

Fuente de Godalla: an intermediate challenge

A slightly more difficult option, suitable for those looking for vertical sections, lateral traverses and a more challenging mountain experience.

  • Location: Enguera.
  • Minimum age: 8 years.
  • Duration: approximately 3 hours.
  • Highlights: a 70-metre zip line, suspension bridge, vertical sections and rappels.

Not sure which one to choose? Check the details of each activity or contact us through the chat. We’ll help you find a via ferrata suited to your experience, age and fitness level.

The experience in pictures

Experience a via ferrata in Valencia

Discover in this video what it’s like to complete the Falconera Via Ferrata in Marxuquera with Alicante Aventura: suspension bridges, passages across the rock, an original hinge section and a spectacular 125-metre zip line.

Before you start

Equipment, preparation and safety

To enjoy a via ferrata safely, it is important to use the right equipment, understand the characteristics of the route and be properly prepared for its level of difficulty.

Technical equipment included

Alicante Aventura provides the technical equipment required for the activity and explains how to use it before you start.

  • Protective helmet.
  • Harness.
  • Via ferrata lanyard with energy absorber.
  • Support from a qualified guide.
  • Photographs taken during the activity.
  • Accident and public liability insurance.

What you should bring

Wear comfortable clothing suitable for the time of year and bring everything you need to stay hydrated during the route.

  • Sports or hiking footwear with good support.
  • Cycling-style gloves, recommended to protect your hands.
  • Small backpack.
  • Sun protection appropriate for the time of year.
  • At least 1.5 litres of water.
  • Something light to eat, such as fruit or a small snack.

Preparation and safety

Choose a via ferrata suited to your experience and fitness level. During the activity, you must follow the guide’s instructions at all times.

  • You should be in good physical condition.
  • The activity is not suitable for people with vertigo.
  • The activity is not suitable during pregnancy.
  • Respect the minimum age and difficulty level indicated for each route.
  • Tell the guide about any condition that could affect your participation in the activity.

Before taking part: all participants must sign the informed consent form required to take part in the activity. Minors must have the corresponding authorisation from their legal representative.

More adventure destinations

Discover our via ferratas in Alicante and Murcia too

If you’re looking for other locations, explore the via ferratas Alicante Aventura offers in Alicante and Murcia. Each province features different routes, landscapes and difficulty levels.

Via ferratas in Alicante

Discover routes in Redován, Ponoig, Bolón, Villena, Relleu, Ibi and Callosa de Segura. You’ll find beginner-friendly options, activities for families and more technical routes for experienced participants.

See via ferratas in Alicante →

Via ferratas in Murcia

Explore routes in Cieza, Fortuna and Sierra Espuña, from the K2–K3 route in Almadenes Canyon to K4 and K5 routes for experienced participants with a good level of physical fitness.

See via ferratas in Murcia →

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about via ferratas in Valencia

We answer the most common questions about difficulty levels, minimum age, equipment and the characteristics of the Falconera and Fuente de Godalla via ferratas.

Do I need previous experience to do a via ferrata in Valencia?

Not necessarily. Falconera is a K2–K3 via ferrata suitable for discovering the activity, while Fuente de Godalla is rated K3 and is better suited to those looking for a slightly more demanding route. In both cases, you should have an appropriate level of fitness and be comfortable with heights.

What are the differences between Falconera and Fuente de Godalla?

Falconera, in Marxuquera, combines K2 and K3 sections with three bridges, a hinge section and a 125-metre zip line. Fuente de Godalla, in Enguera, is rated K3 and includes vertical sections, lateral traverses, bridges, rappels and a 70-metre zip line.

Which is the best via ferrata in Valencia for beginners?

Falconera is the most suitable option for a first experience, as it is rated K2–K3 and allows you to become progressively familiar with the equipment and progression techniques. Fuente de Godalla is rated K3 and represents an additional step up in difficulty.

What is the minimum age for these via ferratas?

Both Falconera and Fuente de Godalla are suitable for participants from age 8. Age is not the only criterion: it is also important to consider each participant’s fitness level, height, confidence at height and individual characteristics.

What is included in the activity?

The activity includes a qualified guide, helmet, harness, via ferrata lanyard with energy absorber, photographs, and accident and public liability insurance. For Falconera, the entrance fee required to access the via ferrata is also included.

What clothing and equipment should I bring?

You should wear comfortable sports clothing suitable for the time of year, footwear with good support, sun protection, and bring at least 1.5 litres of water and something light to eat. We also recommend cycling-style gloves and a small backpack.

Are the zip lines compulsory?

The zip lines are among the main highlights of both routes. At Fuente de Godalla, the 70-metre zip line can be avoided by taking an alternative rappel. If you have any questions or limitations, ask us before booking and discuss them with the guide before starting the activity.

How long do the via ferratas in Valencia take?

The Falconera Via Ferrata takes approximately three and a half hours, while Fuente de Godalla takes approximately three hours. These times include preparation, the initial briefing and completion of the route.

What happens if the weather conditions do not allow the activity to take place?

Safety is always our priority. If the weather conditions do not allow the via ferrata to be carried out safely, we’ll contact you to offer a change of date or the solution provided for in our booking conditions.

Participante junto a un puente suspendido en una vĂ­a ferrata de Valencia
Participante superando un paso aéreo durante una vía ferrata en Valencia