If you paid attention to the First Part and Second Part of this series, you already know this is an essential hiking route from the Spanish southeast and it's said that you come out "baptized" as a true hiker after finishing it.
Also you'll know this route is full of history since all these lands were occupied by the Moorish before their expelling by King Felipe III.
As I already told you, in addition to recommending bringing many liters of water and good mountain shoes, pack something to cover your head and keep it cool and humid and thus avoid heat stroke.
YouTube Short where I keep on climbing slopes after the second time hitting the ravine:
Clarification: when I say in the video that I was climbing slopes of 800 meters, I was referring to the accumulated altitude; the route has 800 meters (in fact the number is higher than that) of accumulated positive elevation gain (as if you climbed it vertically), so in reality to accumulate that climb you go through very long slopes for many kilometers of the route.
In the video I'm chatting with you from the town of Benimaurell (town through which the last section of the route runs) to the town of Fleix (starting point), while I do the last kilometer of this route and refresh myself in the natural spring "Font Grossa".
Finally, I reiterate, do not try to do this hiking route in the middle of summer unless you are completely sure of what you are doing and of your good physical condition, you are used to mountaineering and training or playing sports in extreme heat and/or cold.
(Audio of the video in Spanish).
YouTube video recorded with my GoPro Hero 8 camera.
Video recorded at 1440p 60 fps 4:3.
Some photographs were taken with my Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G camera, some other are screenshots from my video.
YouTube short recorded with my Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra 5G camera.