Location: Czech

The Rambla Malilla Route runs through one of the most remote and solitary places in the Alto Tajo, short but with many jumps and climbs.

Sierra Molina, one of the wildest places in the Upper Tagus. The altitude and orthography meant that all attempts to repopulate the area failed.

Las Juntas del Tajo with the Hoz Seca is the place where the latter discharges its waters after 32 km into the Tagus river.

The Tornero Cave is the deepest cave of the Alto Tajo with more than 11 km and its end has not yet been reached.

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

The "Puente de las 3 provincias" also known as "Puente de Valdeminguete" is the first bridge that crosses an almost newborn Tagus.

Hermitage of San Lorenzo. From the 18th century, located in Sierra Molina and surrounded by one of the most beautiful and solitary landscapes in the Alto Tajo.

The Museum of traditional livestock farming in the Upper Tagus of Checa does not speak of the transhumant livestock tradition that was the livelihood of these lands.

The town of Checa is one of the most beautiful in Guadalajara. It is built between ravines and has a close relationship with the water.

The viewpoint of the Cuesta del Acebar offers impressive views of the valley of the Hoz Seca in its final part at the height of the blacksmith's shop.

Castil-Griegos is a Celtiberian settlement that crowns the top of a large hill, of an eminently strategic character, which controls the valley.

He will reveal incredible secrets hidden in the rocks, from a dropstone, a polje, the aguaspeña and even the remains of a volcano.