Category: Trails
The route from Escalera to the ravine of the river Bullones, is a circular path of 14 km in length and moderate due to the unevenness of the terrain.
Ver másThe route from Olmeda de Cobeta to the castro of Peña Moñuz brings us closer to one of the Celtiberian sites of the Upper Tagus.
Ver másThe route from Canales del Ducado to the Hoz del río Ablanquejo is one of the most beautiful and wildest trails in the Alto Tajo.
Ver másThe route from Ventosa to Barranco de la Hoz is a trail where we will walk along tracks to the Barranco de la Hoz from an alternative site.
Ver másThe Barranco de Térzaga Route takes us to a beautiful landscape, often unknown, framed in the Alto Tajo Natural Park.
Ver másThe ascent to Caimodorro from the pass of Orea is a circular route of 15 km in distance and 500 metres of accumulated height gain.
Ver másA simple circular route with a great scenic attraction as it takes us to one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the whole of the Upper Tagus.
Ver másThe Holm Oaks route invites you to discover one of the best preserved landscapes in the area, a centuries-old forest that will captivate you.
Ver másThis circular route from Villar de Cobeta and Buenafuente del Sistal is a moderate route, with steep slopes and a distance of 10 km.
Ver másThe circular route along the banks of the Tagus in Peralejos is very simple, it is a 7 km route, with hardly any gradient that will take us parallel to the Tagus river.
Ver másThe Rambla Malilla Route runs through one of the most remote and solitary places in the Alto Tajo, short but with many jumps and climbs.
Ver másThe route to Alpetea Castle is a short walk along the pass accompanied by trenches and birds of prey to finish at the spectacular viewpoint.
Ver másThe Castillosfríos route is a circular path of 11.6 km that goes from Orea to Castillosfríos, of moderate difficulty due to its gradient.
Ver másThe circular route between Endrino and Angosto is a circular route of 8 kilometres that runs between the municipalities of Alustante and Alcoroches.
Ver másThe route along the joints of the Hoz Seca is a beautiful, wild and uncrowded itinerary that runs through an area far away from towns and villages.
Ver másGR-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.
Ver másThe Cabrillas route runs along the last 9 km of the river before it flows into the Tagus River near the Peñalén Bridge.
Ver másGR-113 Camino Natural del Tajo, runs for more than 1000 kilometres along the banks of the longest river in the Iberian Peninsula.
Ver másThe Barranco del Arandilla route is a beautiful and flat 6 km walk along the riverbed up to the Montesinos hermitage.
Ver másThe Way of the Cid is a cultural tourist itinerary that crosses Spain from northwest to southeast and follows the literary and historical footsteps of the Cid.
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