My mum emailed this to me today. Check out the quality path construction.
Fancy a walk?
The entrances for this trail are closed but not policed. It was built in the 1920's for hydro workers. There is no rail but there is a chain to hold onto but it doesn't hold much weight and several people have fallen to their deaths. This is an amazing walk! This should have you on the edge of your seat possibly feeling slightly dizzy.
Al
Nice safe walk in the mountains
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My mates climb there camino del ray loads of climbers in Sheffield wouldn't fancy it with a hoddy full of bricks haha
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We stay in a village north west of Valencia when we go to Spain. There are loads of villages in the area with relics of Franco's hydroelectric projects. Some still working and others derelict but accessible in stunning locations. The Spanish interior is stunning once you start to explore.
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