Category: Routes

GR-66 Camino de la Hermandad is the Guadalajara sector of the GR-66, it runs through the Molina-Alto Tajo Geopark from Milmarcos to Peralejos de las Truchas at the Puente del Martinete. On this path the links with Aragon are strengthened by interlinking the GR-66 with the GR-24 in Calmarza.

The circular route between Endrino and Angosto is a circular route of 8 kilometres that runs between the municipalities of Alustante and Alcoroches.

GR-113 Camino Natural del Tajo, runs for more than 1000 kilometres along the banks of the longest river in the Iberian Peninsula.

The Cabrillas route runs along the last 9 km of the river before it flows into the Tagus River near the Peñalén Bridge.

The Camino de los tratantes is an itinerary that was once travelled by farmers, merchants and livestock traders between Molina, Albarracín and Teruel.

From Valencia to Lisbon for 1600 kilometres, mainly following the route described by the Tagus River, it follows the route of the Gr-10.

The Ablanquejo river ravine route is ideal for getting to know this area of juniper groves and green fields, which transmit a sense of peace and serenity.

The Chozones de Ablanque route invites us to discover the rich heritage of the Upper Tagus Park, especially that of the Chozones Sabineros.

The Chozones de Escalera are an example of the livestock uses of these areas, which were once indispensable and which we must preserve today.

The Senda del Castillo offers unbeatable views and breathtaking landscapes. Apart from a few difficulties, it is a fairly easy path.

Georuta 2 runs through Valle de los Milagros, a privileged environment where we can contemplate the geological processes that have formed this valley.

The Georuta 3: Cobeta - Barranco del Arandilla runs from Cobeta to Los Montesinos. One of the most beautiful ravines of the Alto Tajo.

Georuta 4: Puente San Pedro-Mirador de Zaorejas runs through one of the most famous spots of the Alto Tajo, providing a final surprise.

The Valley of Miracles is a magical place that alone deserves several days to enjoy one of the wonders of the Upper Tagus.

On this 10.5 km circular route we will see a sample of the huts that have been used for centuries to protect livestock.