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Lavajos de Sinarcas

Valencia  >  Spain

Mediterranean seasonal inland lagoons surrounded by traditional agriculture and dense pine forests. So you can expect birds from different ecosystems here.

Aggiunto* da Juan Sorli Guerola
Ultimo aggiornamento 7 gennaio 2023

Descrizione

Lavajos de Sinarcas are formed by two small seasonal lagoons. Very important habitats in the area for being breeding areas and refuge for relevant species of flora and fauna. Surrounded by traditional agriculture, especially vineyards; and the proximity to different geographical elevations with dense pine forests allows the opportunity to see birds from different ecosystems. In addition, it is a refuge for very rare plant species such as Eleocharis multicaulis or the four-leaf clover Marsilea strigosa; and of different species of amphibians and reptiles such as Pelobates cultripes, Pleurodeles waltl or Natrix Maura. Among the birds you can see here are Grifone, Monachella and Albanella minore.

Dettagli

Accesso

Take the motorway A-3 and take the exit Utiel Este in the KM 278. When arrive to the round take the third exit direction Teruel, N-330. Drive during 21 Km until arrive to Sinarcas village.

You can park in the village since the first lagoon is very close to the village. From the town hall the distance of the circular route is about 9km and can be done by foot, bike or car. If you want a shorter route the first lagoon is to 3km and the second is 4 km far, then you can back.

If you don´t want to walk, drive during 2,3 km across the N-330 and turn right taking an unpaved way, then turn left at 160m, drive during 150 m and you see on the left the Lavajo del Jaral or Lavajo de abajo. If you continue the way, you will find the second lagoon called Lavajo del Tío Bernardo or Lavajo de Arriba at 900 m.

Terreno e habitat

Zona umida , Steppa , Terreni coltivati , Alberi e cespugli sparsi

Caratteristiche dell’area

Terreno piano , Paesaggio aperto

Percorso ad anello

Si

È utile un cannocchiale?

No

Buona stagione per il BW

Tutto l'anno

Miglior periodo per visitare

Primavera , Migrazione primaverile , Autunno , Migrazione autunnale

Percorso

Strada sterrata , Sentiero ampio

Grado di difficoltà del percorso a piedi

Facile

Modalità di accesso

A piedi , Bicicletta , Macchina

Capanno/torretta di osservazione

No

Informazioni aggiuntive

The area is part of a ZEPA and LIC zone.

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