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Beautiful place, surrounded by nature from all angles.

Steep and technical climb to exit the Cuervo River canyon towards the town of Carrascosa while avoiding following the course of the river. The bike may have to be pushed. With spectacular scenery, it is worth not being discouraged by the route and enjoying the surroundings.

The Valtablado del Río bridge crosses the waters of the Tagus in an area full of poplars. The great width and shallowness of the river, added to the shade provided by the trees, creates a privileged bathing area on hot days.

Wonderful bridge located at the entrance of Valtablado with a wonderful well

What a great and interesting area. The rocks, arch, and trail in this area are wonderful for walking or running. At the entrance to the rock arch there is a sign with details and drawings of the limestone rocks.

In order not to backtrack from the beautiful Embalse del Molino de Chincha to Puente de Vadillos, on the route to Beteta, you have to cross the nature reserve above the Chincha dam. The steep climb along the Barranco del Hoyo follows a faint single track path, barely visible due to a small landslide at the beginning of the climb. This is a tough hike-a-bike where you have to carry your bike over some steep rocky sections. Only try this at day time in good weather. At night or in wet weather this can be quite dangerous.

The trail reaches a crossroads at the junction of the Fuente Nueva and Arco boulevards and turns left along the bottom of the ravine. The surface is excellent for running and the terrain is favorable. The tracks on the forest track run through the pine forest along the edge of the dry riverbed and reach the natural wonder of Peña del Arco, the stellar spot for the trail through an arch of calcareous rock that cross the ravine from side to side. There are also limestone walls, small passageways, loose blocks and tormos, which are the characteristic mushroom-shaped karst formations sculpted by dissolving water. The lower part of the stone tower is usually narrower than the upper part because it has suffered a greater incidence of erosion due to humidity and water currents. At the entrance to the rock arch there is a sign with details and drawings of the karstic modeling of the limestone rocks.

The hiking route begins at a crossroads at the exit of the town, going down the path of the castle, where there is a panel with information about the route. The itinerary is marked with green and white paint marks. The path continues downhill and passes the dry bed of the Valpinoso stream, where the fountain of Los Caños is located and remains of a beautiful medieval bridge. A fork appears immediately, the path to the left is the return route and is also the access to the castle. The trail continues to the right and climbs up some hills of cultivated fields to a hill with good views of the village's fertile plain and the surrounding mountains, in the environmental transition between the countryside and peasant moors of the Alcarria Alta and the higher mountains. solitary in the province of Guadalajara in the forests and ravines of the Alto Tajo. The sticks of the route are stuck in the ditch of the road.