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Be careful when starting the descent from the peak to the village; it's easy to leave the path. The gradient is 16%.

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From it you can see a large part of the Cuenca Mountains and the entire valley of the Escabas River.

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With a curious name but great beauty, this natural waterfall on the Sima stream is a place worth visiting. It is located just 1 kilometer from the town of Fuertescusa and is undoubtedly one of its main attractions.

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With a curious name but great beauty, this natural waterfall on the Sima stream is a place worth visiting. It is located just 1 kilometer from the town of Fuertescusa and is undoubtedly one of its main attractions.

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Fuertescusa is a town in the Serranía Alta de Cuenca dedicated to active tourism and outdoor sports. In the municipality there are signposted hiking trails, mountain biking routes, via ferratas, sports ravines, mountain landscapes, accommodation, good cuisine and also fantastic trails for running in the mountains. On this occasion we have chosen the PR-CU 114 for the panoramic views from the Cucurucho viewpoint and to get to know the most isolated, wild and unknown section of the Escabas River in the Hocecilla canyon.

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The lane ends at some old cattle pens and a few meters before that, the traditional path appears on the right that goes into the Hocecilla canyon through the Tabernera fountain. The road is an ancient route used by the inhabitants of the Serranía Alta since ancient times. In some sections it preserves the original layout and the medieval paving. The path passes through the stone vaults of the gorge and leaves the ravine through the Aguadentera spring, hidden among the vegetation along the path. La Hocecilla is a humid and shady place that preserves a rich forest and botanical ecosystem.

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The houses of Fuertescusa remain little by little at the bottom of the mountain valley while the trail climbs the slopes of the mountain between pines, oaks, holm oaks and aromatic plants. In a few minutes the path offers extraordinary views of the valley of the Peral stream and the rest of the ravines that form the warm plain of Fuertescusa. The trail completes the ascent and ends at the cliffs that form the Cucurucho viewpoint. In fact, there are several viewpoints with wooden railings set up on the rocky ledges that offer better views of the confluence of the Escabas River and the Peral Stream, known as the Puerta del Infierno. On the opposite side, looking towards the source of the river, are the knives of the Galayos del Escabas.

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