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In the Laguna Negra de Vinuesa there are two Portillas that allow climbing to both ends, right and left, of the cliff that surrounds it. The Portilla on the Right side allows the climb towards Pico del Zorraquín. The Portilla de la Izquierda, shorter and easier to climb, puts you on the path to climb the Pico de Urbión, either through the Laguna Larga or the Laguna Helada. On the way up to this Portilla you will find the Arroyo de La Laguna with its beautiful waterfall, where it is essential to stop to admire and photograph it.

To climb from Laguna Negra to Pico de Urbion, please wear suitable footwear for trail or mountain... do not go with beach flip-flops as I have already seen more than one and more than two sprains due to this imprudence.

Fine sand beach, with parking, tables, a bar (only open in summer)... in summer it is very crowded, but if you go early you can enjoy spectacular views

Playa Pita in the Cuerda del Pozo reservoir is an outstanding corner where you can enjoy nature in a privileged environment. This area will offer you an immense amount of possibilities in the natural surroundings that surround it.

A lively town with numerous shops, I recommend visiting its square presided over by the church

The town of Vinuesa has all the services including a motorhome area.

Beach formed in the swamp of the rope of the well. It is easy to get to it and there are many paths through the mountains where you can take routes. In summer you can also do water sports on the beach. It is also a recommended place to have meals because there are many barbecues with tables. There is also a bar that only opens in summer

This beautiful town in the Region of Pinares de Soria Its Monuments stand out, but above all its surroundings. The Cuerda del Pozo Reservoir, the pine forests that from here go up to Urbión and Laguna Negra along endless tracks and roads make it a true paradise for outdoor sports. And the town gathers numerous Jewels: - Church of Nuestra Señora del Pino. In Gothic-Renaissance style. With a Latin cross plan, it has three naves covered by ribbed vaults and an octagonal apse. Inside there are several rococo altarpieces from the 18th century and the main altarpiece from the 17th century. -Ermita de la Soledad, from the 16th century, between 1560 and 1570, in the Gothic style. - Hermitage of San Mateo, a rectangular construction that stands out for the peculiarity of its location in the middle of a hundred-year-old pine forest. - Hermitage of San Pedro, a small construction that houses the image of the saint to whom it is dedicated. - Hermitage of San Antón, a small rectangular construction with two doors in front of one of which stands a transept dating from 1563. - Roman Road and Roman Bridge: very deteriorated and sunk in the waters of the swamp, it appears from time to time, when the level of the same allows it, it forms part of the road that linked the town, then called Visontium, with the city of Uxama ( near El Burgo de Osma). The bridge is 87 meters long and 3 wide. It is currently in an unfortunate state of preservation - Palace of the Marquises of Vilueña, also known as the Valtueña or as the palace is a sober building dating from the seventeenth century. - Palace of Don Pedro de Neyla, with typical architecture of the region, it has large barred windows and bears the builder's shields on its façade. - Casa de los Ramos, from 1778, is one of the oldest houses in the town. With a semicircular arch cover where the year of construction and the promoter of the same are stated. The woodwork and the structure that revolves around the axis of the large fireplace stand out. - The roll or the pillory is indicative of the jurisdiction of the town of Vinuesa, who obtained it in 1776 from Carlos III. The monument is made up of a stone roll on a polygonal plan crowned by a pinnacle. https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vinuesa