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The Cañamar is the stream that runs down from the beautiful town of Villalba de la Sierra towards the Jaramilla River. Near its end it forms the beautiful Cañamar Waterfall, to which you have to go down a steep path (clinging to ropes and ropes that the mountaineers have placed), below is the waterfall of great beauty. (The return uphill to the path can be done thanks to the ropes and ropes). Once at the top, it is possible to climb the rocks at the top of the waterfall to see it from above (we only recommend this action to very expert people, because it entails the risk of falling.

This shortcut path interconnects the path of La Chorrera de Despeñalagua with the path of the Camino de Valverde to Majaelrayo. The climb must be done slowly and the descent must be done with caution. The views from this Path-Shortcut are impressive, both towards La Chorrera de Despeñalagua and towards El Pico Ocejón and Los Castillares.

The Chorreras de Despeñalagua are an impressive set of waterfalls located in the Chorrera stream, a tributary of the Sorbe river, on the northern slope of the Ocejón peak near Valverde de los Arroyos. The waterfall has a height of about 120 meters and flows throughout the year, especially during the thaw season. In winter, frost is often found, which adds a magical touch to the landscape. The route to visit the Chorreras de Despeñalagua is simple and suitable for the whole family. The path, approximately 4.5 km, offers spectacular views and allows you to explore the streets and buildings of Valverde de los Arroyos. Also, on the way to the town, you will pass through other charming black towns such as Palancares, Almiruete and Tamajón. Definitely a destination worth exploring! 😊

Although its access is steep and difficult, the Aljibe Waterfall is a popular place for hiking lovers. The path that leads to it offers spectacular views and is part of the Aljibe Waterfall Route. For long stretches, the trail runs close to the ravine without side protection, so caution should be taken.

A beautiful waterfall, with several sections of falls that bring the water down about 70 meters in height.

It is undoubtedly one of the most visited places in the province of Guadalajara.

Visit them when the Arroyo del Soto carries a lot of water.

Waterfall 120 meters high. The path to the waterfall is comfortable and has little unevenness next to an old ditch. At the base of the waterfall begins a mountain path to the top of Ocejón.