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Mojón Triginio

The Mojón Triginio marks the meeting point of Castilla, Aragón and Valencia in the River Arcos valley, between the municipalities of Santa Cruz de Moya, Arcos de las Salinas and Aras de los Olmos, beneath Cerro Moreno. Each year, in late May, residents of the three villages gather there at an event organised by La Gavilla Verde.

Best time
Late May, for the gathering of the three villages
Municipality
Santa Cruz de Moya
  • Mojón Triginio
  • Santa Cruz de Moya
  • Three kingdoms
  • River Arcos
  • La Gavilla Verde

The boundary stone of the three kingdoms

In the River Arcos valley, in the municipality of Santa Cruz de Moya, a boundary stone marks the meeting point of Castilla, Aragón and Valencia: the municipalities of Santa Cruz de Moya, Arcos de las Salinas (Teruel) and Aras de los Olmos (Valencia). Above rises Cerro Moreno, where in 1949 the Guardia Civil stormed a guerrilla camp.

Each year in late May, the association La Gavilla Verde brings residents of the three villages together here: a meal, music, poetry, conversation and remembrance of the guerrillas who died. By 2025 there had been nine gatherings.

Plan your visit

Before you travel

The boundary stone stands in the hills, far from the villages: ask for directions in Santa Cruz de Moya.

Combine with

The Guerrilla Interpretation Centre and the Orchova valley.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Triginio gathering?

An annual late-May gathering of residents from Santa Cruz de Moya, Arcos de las Salinas and Aras de los Olmos, with a meal, music, poetry and remembrance of the guerrillas. The ninth edition took place in 2025.

Carry on from here

Lands and landscapes

From here, follow the memory of the land

These readings connect Mojón Triginio with the stories, the work and the villages around it.

Where it is

Location of Mojón Triginio Alcalá de la VegaAlgarraAliaguillaCampillos-ParavientosCasas de GarcimolinaFuentelespino de MoyaGaraballaGraja de CampalboHenarejosLandeteMiraMoyaNarbonetaSalvacañeteSanta Cruz de MoyaTalayuelas PR-CU 14: Sendero de TorrelahuertaPR-CU 15: Sendero del collado de la PlataSL-CU 16: Ruta de los Molinos Santa Cruz de Moya
In colour, the municipality. The place does not yet have a verified location, so no point is drawn. Municipal boundaries: © IGN (CC BY 4.0). Route lines: simplified official tracks; source and GPX on each page.
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