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The Judes Lagoon is a karst wetland located in the town of Judes, within the municipality of Arcos de Jalón, in the province of Soria, Castile and León. It is the only lagoon of its kind in the province, as most are of glacial origin.

Giant awnings that have been formed "miraculously." A landscape of great beauty.

Perhaps the best prehistoric cave in Spain. With three rooms or spaces connected by corridors. Many types of animals, some of them in relief.

Nice place, like the rest of the landscape upstream and downstream of La Hoz del Rio Tajuña.

Judes Lagoon only has water in wet years, in winter and spring. It is curious to see the corner of rocks where the Water of the Gorgoncil Stream reaches

In the Guadalajara moor a juniper forest survives. It is impressive to see how these trees of post-glacial origin have adapted to this area of low rainfall.

Judes Lagoon is a lagoon formed by the subsidence of limestone (karst) terrain. It usually has water at the end of winter and in spring. In wet years, it overflows, and the excess water flows down to the Almuguera de Chaorna stream, forming beautiful waterfalls called Chorroneras, very close to the town.

One of the most important caves in the center of the peninsula for its large number of prehistoric engravings.