The Trail Umbría-La Plana is a 20 km mountain race held in Enguera, Valencia. The course runs through the Umbría La Plana municipal natural area, a landscape of cliffs and ravines with a rich history and biodiversity. Participants will experience pine forests and Mediterranean scrubland, with the possibility of spotting vulnerable wildlife such as the Bonelli's eagle. The race route combines trails and dirt tracks, offering a technical and physical challenge to runners. The event is notable for its natural setting and heritage value, including archaeological sites like the Iberian settlement of Cerro Lucena and the Castle of the Encomienda of Enguera, a declared Asset of Cultural Interest. The race offers different distances, including a 10 km hiking route, making it accessible to a wider audience. The organization provides services such as chip timing and aid stations to ensure the smooth running of the event. The race has become an important fixture in the mountain running calendar in the Valencian Community, attracting runners from various regions.