Climb to Valtablado of Beteta
The trail takes us to the village of Valtablado de Beteta along the old path used by the inhabitants of both villages.
Torcas de Lagunaseca
Trail that shows the impressive karstic landscape with typical elements such as torcas and dolines.
Muela Pinilla and El Puntal Interpretive Trail
Walk through a magical landscape with arches, alleys and skull stones, next to the spectacular viewpoint overlooking Belvalle.
Serrezuela de Valsalobre Interpretive Trail
The trail invites you to explore this fascinating karstic region, where you can get into the nature and observe various geological formations such as chasms and tormagals.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
PRCU02 Laguna Grande and El Torcal de Lagunaseca Trail
This trail is under maintenance
GR 66- Sector A
This trail is under maintenance
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.
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.
Pozo del Pino Waterfalls
The trail runs along the Guadiela River between orchards and riparian vegetation. The tuffaceous waterfalls at the end of the trail offer a landscape of singular beauty.
PR-CU93 Herreria of Santa Cristina
The trail runs through pine forests and natural viewpoints that overlook geological formations of great beauty.
PR-CU 91 Hoz de Tragavivos Route
This trail connects the village with a natural viewpoint over the Hoz de Tragavivos, a deep canyon of limestone cliffs. It ascends through pine forests to the Muela de las Loberas, on the northern edge.
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.
PR-CU92 Route of the Molino de Chincha Dam
A quiet walk where the river merges with the mountain. The Molino de Chincha Reservoir will accompany you on the way until you reach the Guijarro Strait where the sickle of Tragavivos begins.
PRCU90 Hoz del Alonjero and the Siete Condes castle
The trail climbs from El Tobar, crosses the Muela de San Cristobal and the Hoz de Alonjero on the Cuervo River, with spectacular views of the gorge and the Real Balneario de Solán de Cabras.
PRCU04 Dehesas-Valtablado
This charming route crosses the spectacular pastures of Valsalobre and Carrascosa, also visiting the uninhabited village of Valtablado de Beteta, now in ruins, a victim of depopulation in the twentieth century.
SLCU04 El Tobar Lagoon
Trail runs through the impressive Laguna Grande, with turquoise waters and the smaller Laguna Chica, two permanent wetlands of great beauty where you can observe the flowering of water lilies in early summer.
Salto de Poveda Trail
The trail follows the course of the Tagus River, visiting places such as the Salto de Poveda and the Taravilla Lagoon. Along the route, you can enjoy a landscape of mountains and native vegetation, while contemplating the turquoise blue waters of the Tagus.
Horcajo Trail
A route through the Alto Tajo Natural Park, it is characterized by its impressive vertical walls and rocky canyons, offering spectacular views of the interior of the canyon. Past the starting sign there is a small meadow where you can park your car.
Bookstore Trail
The trail starts at the Casa de la Pradera and follows the course of the Guadiela River upstream. Eurosiberian vegetation predominates, with species such as hazel and holly trees. At the end, there is an impressive waterfall that forms during the rainy season.
Cueva de la Ramera y del Armentero Local Trail
The path allows you to enjoy the waterfall on a wooden walkway that also allows you to approach the Cueva de la Ramera and from there access to the Cueva del Armentero and the viewpoint that offers stunning views of the gorge.
Botanical Walkway Trail
The Botanical Walk is a quiet route of easy access that takes us to the recreational area of the Fuente de los Tilos. The route passes through a dense forest of linden and hazelnut trees, next to the river.