PR-CV-294. Old Road from Benassal to Vistabella via Molí Pas

The PR-CV-294, known as the Camí Vell from Benassal to Vistabella via Molí Pas, is a hiking route that stretches for 9.2 kilometers in the province of Castellón. This trail, of medium difficulty, offers hikers the opportunity to explore natural and cultural landscapes of great relevance in the Alto Maestrazgo region. The route starts in Benassal, a charming village noted for its historical heritage. One of the first points of interest that hikers can admire is the Walled Enclosure of Benasal, also known as the Walls of Benasal. This monument, declared a Cultural Asset of Interest, dates back to past eras and reflects the strategic importance of the site throughout history. Its construction, which dates back centuries, has witnessed numerous historical events and offers a fascinating glimpse into the medieval past of the region. Continuing the route, hikers can visit the Church of the Assumption, a religious building classified as an Asset of Local Relevance. This church, with its distinctive architecture, is a place of worship that has been a landmark for the inhabitants of Benassal and visitors alike. Its interior houses artistic elements worthy of contemplation, making it a must-stop along the way. As the route progresses toward Vistabella, hikers delve into a natural environment that combines mountains, forests, and panoramic views. Along the way, there is a change in elevation of 203 meters, allowing for different perspectives of the surrounding landscape. The diversity of flora and fauna that inhabits this area adds a special touch to the hiking experience. The Camí Vell from Benassal to Vistabella via Molí Pas is not only an opportunity to enjoy nature but also to immerse oneself in the rich history and culture of the province of Castellón. This route is ideal for those seeking a hiking experience that combines exercise, cultural exploration, and connection with the environment.