Hiking

The Beteta region has a wide network of marked trails that will help you to get into the territory and discover it.

Many of them are low difficulty routes, didactic with interpretive panels, simple and designed to enjoy nature with the family; other trails are old historical paths, used in the past by the inhabitants of the mountains of medium difficulty for more experienced hikers; there are also sport routes with significant slopes and long duration, in which the effort made is more than rewarded by the magnificent views offered by the march.

The physical and technical demands of the routes are evaluated according to the MIDE system (Method of Excursion Information) that evaluates from 1 to 5 points (from less to more) the following aspects of difficulty: severity and risks of the environment, orientation in the itinerary, difficulty in the displacement, amount of necessary effort. You will have to do them with responsibility, because of the risks and difficulties of moving in the natural environment, you access them under your own responsibility.

Subida a Valtablado de Beteta

Distancia total

6,28 km

Dificultad

2-4-2-4

Sendero interpretativo de Muela Pinilla y El Puntal

Distancia total

3,69 km

Dificultad

1-1-1-1

Sendero interpretativo de la Serrezuela de Valsalobre

Distancia total

4,5 km

Dificultad

1-1-1-1

PRCU17 Sendero de la Cueva del Hoyo

Distancia total

10 km

Dificultad

1-1-1-1

PRCU02 Sendero Laguna Grande y el Torcal de Lagunaseca

Distancia total

13,02 km

Dificultad

1-1-2-2

GR66 Sector A

Distancia total

61,53 km

Dificultad

Sendero del mimbre

Distancia total

4 km

Dificultad

1-1-1-1

SLCU18 Castillo de Rochafrida

Distancia total

2,5 km

Dificultad

1-2-2-1

Cascadas del Pozo del Pino

Distancia total

1,5 km

Dificultad

2-2-2-1

PRCU93 Herrería de Santa Cristina

Distancia total

9,5 km

Dificultad

2-1-3-2

PRCU91 Ruta de la Hoz de Tragavivos

Distancia total

4,9 km

Dificultad

2-1-3-2

PRCU94 Subida Cerro Juez

Distancia total

2,9 km

Dificultad

1-1-1-1

PRCU92 Ruta del Embalse del Molino de Chincha

Distancia total

4,5 km

Dificultad

1-1-1-1

PRCU90 Hoz del Alonjero y puntal del Castillo de los Siete Condes

Distancia total

23,5 km

Dificultad

3-3-4-3

PRCU04 Dehesas-Valtablado

Distancia total

14 km

Dificultad

1-2-1-3

SLCU04 Laguna de El Tobar

Distancia total

5,66 km

Dificultad

1-1-1-1

Sendero del Salto de Poveda

Distancia total

5 km

Dificultad

3-1-3-2

Sendero del Horcajo

Distancia total

6,5 km

Dificultad

3-1-3-2

Sendero de las Librerias

Distancia total

2,18 km

Dificultad

2-1-3-2

Sendero local Cueva de la Ramera y del Armentero

Distancia total

2,3 km

Dificultad

3-1-3-2

Sendero del Paseo Botánico

Distancia total

2,88 km

Dificultad

2-1-3-2

Family route

route suitable for the whole family that runs along the fertile plain of the Masegar stream until reaching the Laguna de Grande along forest tracks.

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Luis Ocaña Memorial

A route through some of the most interesting localities of the Serranía Alta, such as Beteta, Priego and Poyatos, following paved roads that run along the Guadiela and Escabas rivers. It is a demanding but accessible route for cyclists looking to enjoy nature.

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Beteta Bike Xtrem. Short version

It runs through spectacular natural landscapes, but in a reduced version, in the municipalities of Beteta, El Tobar, Santa María del Val, Lagunaseca, Masegosa, Valsalobre, Cueva del Hierro and Carrascosa de la Sierra. The itinerary runs along forest tracks and some trails with little technical difficulty.

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Beteta Bike Xtrem. Long version

It runs through spectacular natural landscapes in the municipalities of Beteta, El Tobar, Santa María del Val, Lagunaseca, Masegosa, Valsalobre, Cueva del Hierro and Carrascosa de la Sierra. The itinerary runs along forest tracks and some trails with little technical difficulty.

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PR-CU 17 Cueva del Hoyo Trail

This mountain environment combines varied landscapes with a nearby recreational area. The route allows you to visit the entrance to the “Cueva del Hoyo” and a diversion leads to a geological fold exposed by erosion.

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Wickerwork trail

The unmarked route that takes us to visit the wicker plantations, which reach their maximum beauty in autumn when they acquire their characteristic reddish color.

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Sendero del mimbre

El recorrido no señalizado que nos lleva a visitar las plantaciones de mimbre, las cuales alcanza su máxima belleza en otoño cuando adquieren su característico color rojizo

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SLCU18 Rochafrida Castle

The trail runs through a wooded area almost entirely, with panoramic views over the town of Beteta and the meadows of the Guadiela and Masegar rivers. From the castle there is a unique viewpoint to the environment.

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SLCU18 Castillo de Rochafrida

El sendero discurre por zona arbolada casi en su totalidad, con vistas panorámicas sobre el pueblo de Beteta y las vegas del río Guadiela y Masegar. Desde el castillo se ofrece un mirador único al entorno.

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PR-CU94 Ascent Cerro Juez

When we reach high places, the world opens up at our feet. Although it is not one of the highest peaks of the Serranía de Cuenca, this point offers exceptional views over the mountain territory.

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PRCU94 Subida Cerro Juez

Al alcanzar parajes elevados, el mundo se abre a nuestros pies. Aunque no es de los picos más altos de la Serranía de Cuenca, este punto ofrece vistas excepcionales sobre el territorio serrano.

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