Librosの天然記念物・トップ7

水を補給し、足を冷やし、短い休憩をとるのに素晴らしい場所です。

Also known as the "11 spouts" fountain. Fresh water all year round.

To be able to see the erosion that water causes on the limestone rock.

Most beautiful canyon in the area. Beware that the path is technical, it includes some easy rock climbing. Definitely wear good shoes. El Cuervo is a great starting point, but if in a hurry you can drive up to a parking close (path!) and gain 2 km.

The final section of the climb to Alto de las Barracas (1,838 m) is not cyclable but it is easy to climb pushing the bicycle. The trail markings pass through the vertex and continue in the direction of Pino Vicente. White and yellow signs are painted on the limestone rocks and there are also stone milestones marking the way.

The path next to the Turia ravine is a very picturesque walk that connects the towns of Villel and Villaspesa. It is not difficult and if I recommend you do it in the spring or autumn months, the sun can be very hard in summer!

Its name refers to the surge from where the Riodeva is born. Not only is the landscape and environment of the Amanaderos something unique, but so is the path to get here. From the town of Riodeva, follow a path that in sections coincides with the GR 10 and runs along the river ravine between steps, boulevards and footbridges. A route that also runs through several waterfalls depending on the flow of the river depending on the rains.

Going down from Camarena to Cascante you run into the El Cabrito Fountain, also called Los Once Caños, without prior notice. Such is the number of them that lead, each one a trickle of water, in a longitudinal pile. The fountain is born next to the Camarena River and has a recreational area to have a snack and be cool in the shade of the poplars of the river. It has grills to make coals.