Rules of use

Mandatory rules of use for access to the Relleu Dam Footbridge.

• It is necessary to buy a ticket to access the facility.


• Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult, next to the wall and under their supervision.


• It is possible to do the footbridge route with babies as long as they are in baby carriers and always under the responsibility of the parents (for security reasons it is not allowed to carry babies in your arms or in a pram).


• It is essential to wear suitable footwear for the mountain environment. It is not allowed to wear high heels, flip-flops or sandals and the like due to the characteristics of the walkway.


• Walking poles are not allowed on the footbridge.


• Avoid littering, shouting and playing music. We are in a natural environment that we must take care of.


• Users will respect the equipment of the facility.


• Do the route without rushing, avoid running.


• You may not eat or drink on the footbridge facilities.


• Access is only on foot bicycles, motorbikes, scooters, etc. are not allowed.


• We recommend you check the weather forecast for the day of your visit.


• In the event of rain, storms or adverse weather conditions, the facility may be closed for safety reasons.


• It is forbidden to light fires or smoke any kind of substance.


• Access and/or remain in the facility on days and times of closure or closure.


• Preference for entry is given to people who have a reservation. If you come to the walkway without a reservation, you must respect your turn to enter.

RECOMMENDATIONS

1. The Relleu Dam footbridge route is a path that has been rehabilitated in order to enjoy an active tourism activity, an activity that takes place in a natural environment. Therefore, it has an inherent risk factor and/or a certain degree of physical effort or skill, aspects that are assumed by its visitors at the moment they decide to do it. As a consequence of the above, it is recommended to carry:
   
   
   
   1. • 1.5L of liquids (water or any type of energy drink).
   
   
   2. • Chocolates, energy bars, nuts and fruit.
   
   
   3. Sunscreen, especially in summer.
   
   
   4. Clothing appropriate to the season in which the route is undertaken and, above all, footwear suitable for hiking.
   
   
   
   
2. During the hiking route and on the footbridges there is no bathroom area, something that should also be foreseen before starting the route.


3. As this is an activity carried out in a natural environment surrounded by mountains, there may be small rockfalls, so you should be aware of them and always follow the indications of the staff.
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