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Located near the town of Cuenca that shares its name, the dam was inaugurated in 1958. It stands 78.10 meters high and has a water storage capacity of 1,638 hm³ across an area of 8,194 hectares. Its waters flow through, among other towns, Buendía, Alcocer, Alcohujate, and Villalba del Rey. From the dam, one can access the route to the Hermitage of Our Lady of the Forsaken, a favorite spot well worth visiting.

Free access tourist route located near the municipality of Buendía, Cuenca, among pine forests, sandstone stones abound. Here you will find the Ruta de las Caras, a hiking route of a couple of kilometers in which you will be accompanied by pine trees and allegorical sculptures. Faces sculpted in sandstone rock of different sizes, some spectacular, with dimensions of four and six meters, which took eight years to sculpt due to the hardness of the rock.

A very entertaining route admiring the extraordinary work of the artists.

This time we went down to the River through the Presa tunnel.

The Embalse Dam and the entire area is very touristy, suitable for quiet hiking.

The Entrepeñas viaduct is an impressive construction that allows you to cross this reservoir located in the bed of the Tagus River.

Nuestra Señora de la Asunción, stands out for its slender tower that distinguishes the cutout in the sky of the profile of the municipality, and appears in the story of the Trip to the Alcarria by Camilo José Cela; Its Renaissance façade and its transitional Gothic interior also stand out.

Sacedón is a small town on the banks of the Entrepeñas Reservoir. A great place to start your adventure. Head over to the Plaza de la Constitución to eat something and rest in the shadow of the town church.