Category: Essential

 The Valle de los Milagros is carved out of the limestone, sandstone and slate rocks through which the Linares river flows, it is a journey into the past.

Hundido de Armallones is a spectacular rocky escarpment formed by the collapse of the flank of the Tajo canyon, due to an earthquake.

The Poveda waterfall is located in the place where the construction of a weir was planned - unfinished - and which today has an impressive waterfall.

The Sima de Alcorón is a natural well 63 m deep which is easy to descend as it is equipped for visits.

The water really does seem to turn to stone in the Aguaspeña, a waterfall active all year round that is a large tuff in formation

It is a canyon delimited by reddish cliffs with a drop of several hundred metres that is one of the tourist attractions of the Upper Tagus.

The Taravilla lagoon is located in the Tagus river canyon, halfway up the slope of its right bank near the Salto de Poveda waterfall.

The Cueva de Los Casares is located 3 kilometres north of the town of Riba de Saelices, perfectly adapted for visits.