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The director of tourism infrastructure, Marina Garcia, opened this week, next mayor of Bullas, Esteban Egea, itinerary ecotourism 'Rosemary' after the refurbishment and installation of trail signage and equipment held between the two administrations.
It is a journey of about 17 miles of the campsite The Rafa, sharing a stage with the Greenway, and runs through natural areas near Pine Bullas as Sales, soap, and Carrascalejo Asomadillasa.
The route is part of the 62 ecotours Murcia Region which have been designed so that visitors can tour on foot, by bicycle or on horseback, "said the director general of tourism infrastructure, which also stressed the importance of this network because "after the sun and beach tourism and cultural, the main source of rural income comes from tourism, which currently has 481 rural settlements with over 3,000 beds, which represent over 60 percent of them in the Northwest region. "
The route has different types of signs that attract attention to visitors on sites notable for their uniqueness and natural and cultural importance.
Thus, besides the signals that indicate the start and access to the itinerary, are interpretive signage landscape, indicating the name and characteristics of a peak, the type of flora and fauna, etc.
These signs point out, for example, the gorge of the beadle, the peak of Jabonero or pine forests.
Similarly, a number of features interpretive signs call attention to the most unique of the road as the ravine of the Councillor, especially striking because its morphology and wet conditions have made possible the proliferation of poplars, oaks and ash trees.
Finally, some posters include those goods belonging to the heritage of the region as the oldest winery in Bullas, 'The Carrascalejo', located in a XIX century palace.
The budget for this action was 30,000 euros, 20,000 of which has provided the Ministry of Culture and Tourism.
Ecotourism Trail Study for the Establishment of Truth Network of Murcia has allowed the design of 62 routes for non-motorized, with concrete paths throughout the region and based on criteria of accessibility, ease of travel environments, interest, proximity of tourist resources, access to urban centers and expanding the network by all municipalities.
Thus, two routes crossing the region from north to south and from east to west (which range from Lorca Moratalla Yecla and Beniel), while others complement the network side.
These routes add up to 1,398 kilometers.
Among the most significant routes include the Region of the Northwest Greenway and trail connection Moratalla and Calasparra, the Ricote Valley, the Water Trail Espuña, Route 33, The Union Way Augusta de Lorca, the greenway that links Totana and Cartagena and the route between Puerto de Mazarrón and Calnegre.
Source: CARM
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