Location: Zaorejas
Zaorejas one of the Alto Tajo's cattle-raising villages, is located practically in the centre of the natural park, on an extensive plateau, overlooking the valley of the Arroyo de Fuentelengua stream before it flows into the river Tajo.
The landscape surrounding the town centre is arid and stark, in total contrast to the extensive forests that, just over a kilometre away, populate the steep cliffs and canyons that form the typical landscape of the Upper Tagus.
In the surrounding area, the famous San Pedro Bridge and the Escaleruela Waterfall are worth mentioning, not forgetting the impressive views from the Mirador del Tajo viewpoint.
As for its heritage, it is a village that conserves a large part of its traditional hamlet, with narrow, cobbled streets that preserve the aroma of times gone by. In addition, its church of Santo Domingo de Silos, originally a watchtower, was visually connected to the Aragon Tower of Molina.
Huertapelayo and Villar de Cobeta are its districts and together with them, they possess one of the wildest and most abrupt natural spaces created by the flow of the Tagus River.
The Ciño Negro ravine carries the water that forms one of the most impressive and well-known waterfalls in the whole of the Upper Tagus, the Escaleruela.
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A 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.
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La Escaleruela is a spectacular tufa that owes its name to its stepped shape. A magnificent example of a tuffaceous construction in the Upper Tagus.
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The Cascada del Campillo is a beautiful waterfall that pours the waters of the Arroyo del Campillo into the Tagus River from this waterfall with a waterfall of tuffaceous formations.
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A comfortable and accessible trail with several variants, recommended for getting to know some of the most characteristic places in the Alto Tajo.
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This interpretation centre of the Tagus River helps us to get to know the details of the Tagus River, especially as it flows through the Natural Park.
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The Vado de Salmerón recreational area is located on the Tajo trail in the municipality of Zaorejas, and has a shelter, tables and a perimeter fence.
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La Falaguera II recreational area is located on the banks of the Tagus River and has been fitted out as a picnic area.
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The San Pedro Bridge is located right over the junction of the Tagus and Gallo rivers, in a very beautiful place, perfect for bathing during the summer.
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Located on the banks of the Tagus, in an ideal area for relaxing in the summer. With tables, a fountain and a refuge for hikers.
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The viewpoint of the Tajo in Zaorejas is another must, it is near the bridge of San Pedro and right next to the Escaleruela waterfall.
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One of the most interesting places for bird watching thanks to its strategic position in a narrow canyon of the Tagus River.
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The Roman aqueduct of Zaroejas, also known as "the Roman bridge", is located close to the south of the village.
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The Refugio del Vado de Salmerón is located on the Tagus track between the Poveda Bridge and the San Pedro Bridge.
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The Refugio de la Falaguera I is a refuge where camping is not allowed, except in the crossing regime and respecting the departure timetable.
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Refugio de la Falaguera II is a small free refuge, where camping is allowed on the Tajo trail.
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Georuta 4: Puente San Pedro-Mirador de Zaorejas runs through one of the most famous spots of the Alto Tajo, providing a final surprise.
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