THE SILENT ROUTE:
In 60 kilometers the road passes through landscapes of marked personality and great contrasts. Serene mountains follow one another, rugged ridges, limestone-carved congostos and windswept moorlands. A journey of indomitable beauty that seduces and moves.

PITARQUE:
The true source of this river is in the municipality of Fortanete but its small flow disappears as soon as it is born to reappear in Pitarque in a mighty way.
The Natural Monument of the Birth of the Pitarque River protects an important population of griffon vultures and mountain goats, well-preserved mixed forests, as well as animals as sensitive as the otter.
The Pitarque is a living river of crystalline waters that gushes out of the same rock through two karst 'eyes' or upwellings. Throughout its route deep pools of crystalline waters alternate with small waterfalls.
A path that starts from the same town will lead you along this beautiful route that runs parallel to the river.
At a geological level, this place represents the dynamics of groundwater and hydrogeological processes linked to springs and the genesis of travertines or tuffs. The Cretaceous limestones transport the water that infiltrates the peaks and slopes of the surrounding mountains through their internal cracks at very low speeds. The water circulates towards the lower elevations and arises when it meets the topographic surface of the terrain.

CANTAVIEJA:
Cantavieja Neuralgic point of the Maestrazgo, border land located on a limestone rock at 1300m of altitude that has marked its evolution and its history.
Its physiognomy of medieval layout invites you to stroll through corners and look at its viewpoints.
The secrets and wealth of a rich and troubled past, where Templars, San Juanistas, and Carlistas, among others, have left their mark and their memories in the form of buildings, stories, gastronomy, roads and paths.
The reflection of what has been lived can be seen when strolling through its streets, from the time of Amílcar Barca, to the most recent of the characters in his story "El Tigre del Maestrazgo" Ramón Cabrera. In the Museum of the Carlist Wars you can learn about the history of this man and the battles that were fought from here.
When you arrive at the Plaza Porticada de Cantavieja, you will find its solemn Church of the Assumption, which as its architect Antonio Nadal quoted at the end of the work "Not one equal in Rome", Can you imagine how it can be?
Visiting the interior of the Tower you will be able to contemplate one of the oldest schools that are conserved in Aragon, dated in 1918 and other treasures such as the crockery used by the pilgrims of San Juan del Barranco or the peso clock that rang the bells.
After crossing the arch of the Tower of 1612, you come to Casa el Bayle, of which there are balconies made of very well worked wrought iron. Place of residence in his time of Ramón Cabrera, whose cover of the Osset Family is preserved and can be seen today in the Casa Cuartel.
Witness from the Iberian settlements, the tower that presides over the municipality, constituted the watchtower of the old castle and also hermitage of the Holy Sepulcher, preserves its old walls, where you can see the passage of Templars, Carlists and the most current society. Place of refuge and battle in the many histories of the municipality.
The Castellán de Amposta, Gonzalo de Funes, chooses Cantavieja as his resting place for eternity, and for this he builds a magnificent Levantine Gothic Church. Where in its interior is one of the most precious treasures of the town, its Alabaster tomb.
Cantavieja is monuments, history and stories and nature, where simply walking along any of our many trails will take the visitor to surprising places such as the Mirador de la Tarayuela, La Fuente de la Faldrija or the banks of the Cantavieja river.
It is located in the Morella ring of the Camino del Cid so your pass can be stamped at the Tourist Office.