ロスラバノスの天然記念物・トップ9

Located in the Sierra Llana and near the town of Fuentetoba, at 1,382 meters above sea level we are in Pico Frentes, with wonderful 360 degree views. We can see the peaks of Urbión, Cebollera, Piqueras, Pinar Grande, Valonsadero, Soria, Golmayo, Camaretas, and further down the Madero, Moncayo, Sierra de Toranzo, Tablado, etc.

It is a relatively easy place to get to where you can see how the water comes out of the interior of the mountain. The easiest option to get there is to take the path that leads almost to the source. Where the path begins there is an iron fence but as there is no fence you can easily go around it and go up past La Monjia almost to the source. However, a few meters from the source you have to go through a kind of concrete walkway that has a pipe inside that is a little wider than two feet together, although it is not very long, it will measure 5 or 6 meters, I don't know. Then it is time to follow a path that takes you directly to the spring.

The Pico Frentes is located at the eastern end of the Sierra de Cabrejas and is well known for its size and shape. The easiest option to go up is following the path that starts from the Fuentetoba urbanization that takes you practically to the geodesic vertex from where you can contemplate an impressive panoramic view of Soria.

This holm oak forest has great ecological value because it has some of the longest-lived holm oak specimens in the province.

It is a very well-kept park on the banks of the Tera River just before its mouth in the Duero. The bridge is also beautiful

It is a beautiful waterfall whose surroundings have been conditioned recently and it is beautiful. But I recommend going in the rainy season since in summer it dries up.