2. Les Bruxidores

This sector features 32 climbing routes on solid conglomerate rock. The routes are relatively short, ranging from 10 to 16 meters in length. The routes on the wall known as Bienvenido Mr. Marshall are often dirty due to soil runoff after rainfall, which can affect grip and cleanliness. The sector receives sunlight in the morning and shade in the afternoon, making it ideal for climbing in the summer afternoons or during the autumn and spring. In winter, the cold temperatures can make climbing less comfortable. Access by car is via a dirt road that is generally in good condition. From there, a trail leads to the sector, which is reached through a short via ferrata of approximately 12 meters. Because of this feature, the area is not considered suitable for visiting with children.

To reach this sector from the access roundabout to Torre de Arcas, take the first exit, whether you are coming from Castellón or Zaragoza. Continue along the paved road for 1.2 km until you reach a dirt track on the left. Follow this track for approximately 300 meters, then turn right and continue for another 700 meters. Parking is available in a designated area right next to the track. A clearly visible trail begins just before the parking area. After walking approximately 250 meters, you will reach a short via ferrata that must be descended to access the climbing sector.