Located in Alcoy, Spain, this paragliding site offers a takeoff altitude of 1177 meters and a height difference of 651 meters. The site is moderately popular and is regularly used by local pilots. It is known for good cross-country (XC) flying potential. Access to the takeoff requires a 40-minute walk due to a blocked road. It is recommended to fly with local pilots for the first time to familiarize yourself with the area. The site record is an impressive 117.2 km. To reach the takeoff, exit Cocentaina towards Muro de Alcoy and take the asphalted track to the left, following signs to the castle and Sant Cristofol area. After passing near the cemetery, take the right turn at the second indicated junction (La Borona). Continue until you reach a metal gate, then follow the asphalted track to its end (Mas de Llopis). Park your car and walk up the path on the left for about 9-10 minutes to reach the takeoff. The landing zone is near the train tracks and can be accessed by following the same route but without taking the La Borona turn. The landing area is a large open space with a prominent tree in the middle. Alcoy is situated in the southeastern province of Alicante and is particularly popular among intermediate-level pilots. The site offers stunning views from the third highest mountain in the province and is known for achieving high thermal ceilings. For more detailed information, you can visit the following links: - [Wikiloc Route](http://es.wikiloc.com/wikiloc/view.do?id=1732543) - [Vimeo Video](http://vimeo.com/20848452) - [Luisso's Paragliding Page](http://www.luisso.net/index.php/parapente/85) - [Zonas de Vuelo](http://www.zonasdevuelo.com/zonasvuelo.html?fz=132)