Fuente del Abrullador
Old supply spring of Chella at the head of its gorge, recorded since the 18th century, on the mill route.
The Fuente del Abrullador is the old supply spring of Chella, in the Canal de Navarrés, at the head of the Abrullador gorge. It is recorded since the 18th century and lies on the PR-CV 113 route toward the old mills downstream, a working supply spring rather than a bathing place.
Route and mills
The spring is visited along the gorge trail from Chella town, following the PR-CV 113 marks toward the mill remains. The exact springhead is unsigned on the ground, so take the mapped locality as a guide and keep to the trail: it is a walk for attentive hikers, best in spring.
Water caution
As it feeds the town supply, look but do not drink without confirmation, and carry your own water from Navarrés or Chella. You get there by car; allow about an hour and a half with the walk. Leave no litter and do not disturb the springhead stones.
Frequently asked questions
Can you drink at the Abrullador spring?
No, it feeds the town supply: look but do not drink without confirmation. Carry your own water from Chella or Navarrés.
How do you reach it?
On the PR-CV 113 route from Chella town into the gorge, toward the old mills. The exact springhead is unsigned, so keep to the marked trail.
What is its history?
Recorded since the 18th century as the supply spring of Chella, at the head of its gorge. It is a working spring, not a bathing place; best in spring.
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