Шпацыр з дзіцем у калясцы па курортным мястэчку. Walking with a baby in a stroller through the resort town.
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Very easy hike suitable for wheelchairs and strollers. Flat all the way. Beautiful route for a little stroll! Parking available at the starting point.
Sympa et facile surtout en poussette ou fauteuils. Qq activités pour les enfants et tables de picnic
At the beginning there are 3 moments where other person help with stroller is needed as the path is steep. But later on is great for stroller and walk with small kids.
Short easy walk with stroller. Mainly bike roads used. In summer due to lots of bikes more than half of route unfortunately will be pedestrian route, which is gravel, next to bike road.
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Ruta muy fácil para poder hacer con toda la familia y los perretes, y con variedad paisajística muy cerquita de Valencia...
Me pareció un lugar súper guay para ir con niños ideal
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