Chorrador de la Rebolla

Chorrador de la Rebolla is a waterfall of the upper Cazuma, in the municipality of Bicorp, visited inside the PR-CV 234 Cazuma-Gola de Lucino loop. The trail, promoted by the town council, shares its trailhead with the Gola de Lucino and passes the Rebolla viewpoint, which gives the fall its name. Neither its height nor its flow are recorded: it is a side point of the route, more a reason to walk than a big-cascade destination. In the same district you find Los Charcos in Quesa and the village of Navarrés.

The route

The loop runs about 4.5 km with some 180 m of climbing and around 100 minutes walking one way, moderate grade. The federation rated this trail of limited adequacy because of faults in the waymarking, both paint marks and posts and boards, so carry the downloaded track and do not rely on the marks alone.

Visit notices

The flow is unmeasured and the fall can carry little water: go in spring or autumn, after the rains, and not in the dry high summer. The bathing status is unverified, so do not count on swimming. Bring water, grippy shoes and a charged phone: it is a remote loop with no services and a car is needed to reach the start.