Location: Peralejos de las Truchas

The Grobias chasm is 45 metres deep in a single shaft that must be descended in a single abseil due to its verticality.

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

La Muela de Utiel (1505 m) is an extensive plateau (around 3000 ha), covered with pine forests, between the Tagus and Cabrillas rivers.

The Muela de Ribagorda is located in Peralejos, at the foot of which is the Ermita de la Ribagorda. Its highest point is 1700 m high.

Veguillas del Tajo, a path along the banks of the river in Cuenca, and very close to the sources of other rivers such as the Cuervo, Júcar or the Tajo itself.

El Vado is a beautiful and quiet place, with a picnic area, ideal to enjoy an afternoon of swimming in the clean and crystalline waters of the Tagus River.

Barranco del Horcajo, a narrow canyon carved into the limestone rock, where there are numerous botanical treasures more typical of other latitudes.

The Muela de Utiél reveals countless chasms, a multitude of fauna and marvellous natural viewpoints that will delight any visitor.

The recreational area La Comun is located in the heart of the Alto Tajo, about 7 km from the village of Peralejos de las Truchas in the direction of Molina de Aragón.

The Martinete bridge is the border between two provinces of Castilla-La Mancha, Cuenca and Guadalajara in Peralejos de las Truchas.

Hermitage in Ribbagorda with medieval origins, rebuilt in the 18th century. It is one of the most emblematic hermitages in the Alto Tajo.

The information point in Peralejos de las Truchas is usually open all day on Saturdays and Sunday mornings from June to September.

El Rasón, at an altitude of 1,655 metres. It is a viewpoint with unforgettable views of the canyon carved out by the Hoz Seca river.