アルコスデラシエラの天然記念物・トップ4

素晴らしい美しい場所で、6月上旬はとても静かでした。ハゲワシがその光景を完成させ、100メートルの遊歩道からのこの展望を楽しみました。

A veritable rock festival.

Spectacular viewpoint overlooking the Júcar River.

This place stands out for its karst formations, created by the erosion of the Upper Cretaceous limestone rocks. The action of water, ice, wind and temperature variations have sculpted passages, arches, monoliths and bridges, creating a landscape similar to that of the Enchanted City, although smaller in size.

Mirador del Ventano del Diablo is a stunning natural balcony located just outside the town of Villalba de la Sierra, in the province of Cuenca. This viewpoint, carved into the rock, offers spectacular views of the canyon of the Júcar River, whose crystal-clear waters flow towards the city of Cuenca. The name “Ventano del Diablo” comes from an ancient legend that says that the devil attracted visitors to this place, where they stumbled and fell due to the beauty of the landscape. From the viewpoint, you can observe the elegant flights of the griffon vultures and enjoy the lush vegetation surrounding the river. It is a popular destination for nature and photography lovers, and is only 25 kilometers from Cuenca, making it an ideal stop if you are exploring the region.😎🚶‍♀️🚵🚴

Mirador del Ventano del Diablo is a stunning natural balcony located just outside the town of Villalba de la Sierra, in the province of Cuenca. This viewpoint, carved into the rock, offers spectacular views of the canyon of the Júcar River, whose crystal-clear waters flow towards the city of Cuenca. The name “Ventano del Diablo” comes from an ancient legend that says that the devil attracted visitors to this place, where they stumbled and fell due to the beauty of the landscape. From the viewpoint, you can observe the elegant flights of the griffon vultures and enjoy the lush vegetation surrounding the river. It is a popular destination for nature and photography lovers, and is only 25 kilometers from Cuenca, making it an ideal stop if you are exploring the region.😎🚶‍♀️

The Callejones de Las Majadas are a natural area in Las Majadas, province of Cuenca (Spain), in which the erosion of the Cretaceous limestone rocks produced curious shapes such as passages, arches, monoliths or bridges, configuring a landscape similar to that of the City Enchanted, although smaller in size and surface than this one. These large rocks, shaped over the years by the erosion of wind and water, form a true labyrinth inside.

The path goes through a corridor of rock formations and ends at the Tormagal de los Navares, where El Picayo is. The tormagales are whims of nature created by environmental erosion on the unique limestone rocks of the Serranía, good known examples are the Enchanted City or Los Callejones de las Majadas. Los Navares are another fantasy of decorative modeling carved by water in the landscapes of the natural park, they are on the edge of the rock that draws the basin of the Trabaque river, there are towers, passageways, towers, isolated plateaus and large walls cut into the abyss of the ravine. The most spectacular formation is El Picayo, a fantastic balcony of the Serranía and the Trabaque river ravine. The entrance to the cliff is at the end of the lane, where the tormagal pole appears. The trail meanders through the trees and rocks to the edge of the cliffs. The return is by the same path until the detour of the forest track and then the trail continues the descent towards Cueva del Saúco and Arcos de la Sierra.