This beautiful mountain is just behind Calpe and rises 587 metres above sea level. Most of Oltá is covered with pine trees and other trees typically found in the region; walking along its footpaths leads you through natural surroundings and when you reach the top you get spectacular views of Calpe's Peñón de Ifach rock.
Abahana Villas - View of Mount Oltá.
Abahana Villas - Peñón de Ifach from Mount Oltá.
Turismo Calpe - Routes and marked trails.
Turismo Calpe - Park with children's area.
Turismo Calpe - Camping area with barbecue area.
Oltá is a small mountain that’s part of the Sierra de Bérnia range and is very close to the town of Calpe. Over the years, Oltá has become a popular viewpoint in the area, and if you climb right up to the top you’ll get fantastic views of Calpe’s Peñón de Ifach rock, the Sierra de Bérnia and Serra Gelada mountain ranges, and even the Montgó overlooking Javea.
A well-marked circular route climbs up to the summit, passing spots like the well of Pou de la Mola and Ermita Vella de San Francesc (a chapel dedicated to St. Francis), where there’s an ideal rest and picnic area with tables, toilets, rubbish bins, plenty of shade and drinking water.
It's well worth taking a stroll in the countryside and admiring the impressive views from the top of Oltá.
| Type | ROUTE / NATURE |
| Height | 587 m |
| Services | PICNIC AREA, DRINKING WATER, SHADY AREA, TOILETS |
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