Category: Natural Areas

The Seven Claws Pine is one of the best known trees as it is a sessile pine (Pinus sylvestris) 23 m high and has a circumference of 3.85 m.

El Chorrero is the most famous waterfall in Pelayo right next to the tunnel opened in the middle of the massive rock to enter the village.

The Roman mine of Cueva del Hierro has been exploited for millennia and on a guided tour we can discover how it was exploited.

The Hoz Seca river is an inhospitable and completely wild river, far from man, except for some parts of its upper stretch.

The Hoz de Oter ravine is a canyon formed by the Arroyo de la Dehesa stream from the village of Oter to the Tagus river.

The Ojos de la Cárquima are seasonal waterfalls that are very difficult to see, which only occur at times of the year when there is a lot of rain.

The torcas of Lagunaseca are karstic depressions formed by the dissolution of the limestone materials that form the soil.

The source of the river Escabas rises in the Mostajo ravine at 1,500 m above sea level, close to the sources of the rivers Cuervo, Tajo, Cabriel and Júcar.

The Molino de Arriba waterfall is an artificial waterfall that emerges from an old dam now practically transformed by the action of the river.

Sima de Peralveche Another of the places of interest in Peralveche is its well-known chasm, which, in the absence of knowing its name, we will call the Sima de Peralveche. It is located in the vicinity of the new drinking water treatment plant (ETAP), which was built in...

The Altos de la Campana are cut by the Tajo and the Hoz Seca, forming spectacular escarpments in the area of "Las Juntas". 

One of the most interesting places for bird watching thanks to its strategic position in a narrow canyon of the Tagus River.

El Barranco del Hocino was a perfect example of mixed forest conservation, but the 2005 fire destroyed 120 yew trees.

The Dehesa de Belvalle is an exuberant spot nestled in the Alto Tajo, where we can enjoy the overwhelming vegetation

The Cerro de San Cristóbal, with its 1862 m, is one of the roofs of the Alto Tajo and from here we can enjoy its views both by day and by night.