Pico Espadán
A wooded 1069 m summit above Aín, with cork oaks and a viewpoint, in the 51 km range across three districts.
Pico Espadán is a wooded summit above the village of Aín, at 1069 m according to the Trailforks summit record. The crest holds several close tops, so treat the figure as approximate. The setting mixes cork-oak and pine woods, with a clear viewing point over the range. Climbers use short-distance trails starting in the village, with no verified starting car park. You arrive by car from València in about 75 minutes, with a typical visit of 4 hours.
The range
The Espadán range is a 51 km alignment crossing the Alt Palància, Alt Millars and Plana Baixa districts, in the province of Castellón. Its highest point is La Ràpita: Espadán is one of its summits with a viewpoint, not the roof.
Visit notices
The climb is moderate grade, with sustained ascent from Aín: bring water, mountain shoes and an extra layer, as the crest catches the wind. Fog can close the viewpoint quickly, so check the forecast. There are no verified springs on the upper part and no services at the top: plan the return well.
Frequently asked questions
How high is Pico Espadán?
1069 m per Trailforks, with similar nearby tops: treat it as approximate. The roof of the range is La Ràpita.
How do you climb it?
On short-distance trails from Aín, moderate grade and about 4 hours per visit. No verified starting car park.
What precautions apply?
Water, mountain shoes and a layer for the crest wind. Frequent fog closes the viewpoint: check the forecast.
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