ルンブレラスの天然記念物・トップ5

One of the most beautiful and unknown places in Soria, recommended at any time of year, although access is more difficult with snow or mud

Spring or during the thaw is the best time to visit.

An unforgettable path through greenery, through nature, through the landscape, through the water.

Access via a track in very good condition with a considerable slope. From the base of the track to the lagoon is 1.1 km.

The first part of the climb is easy to follow, there are meadows and clearings between the trees, then cliffs and stony areas appear and it is better to walk around the mountain to the north and reach the eastern slope of the Castillo de Vinuesa. The summit is an elongated north/south massif and the main summit is some rocky turrets on the south side, you have to follow the paths that skirt the east face and at the end the cliff appears where the summit sculpture is. The views are magnificent and the top has a particular sensation of vertigo surrounded by small precipices. The Sierra de la Demanda, the Picos de Urbión, the Sierra Cebollera, the Cameros and the rest of the massifs of the central sector of the Iberian System stand out on all sides. The trail descends from the summit in the same place, skirts the mountain again and enters the main path that runs along the mountain range, between the port of Santa Inés and the summit of Pico Cebollera.

A few minutes before reaching the hidden pit where the Green Lagoon is hidden, red marks appear painted on the tree trunks and facilitate access. The stone milestones go down the slope of the hillside to a small flooded canyon and shortly after the beautiful fluvial niche of the lagoon appears surrounded by pine trees precious in size and shape. The place is a natural wonder on the mountainside, with hardly any environmental alterations except for the tracks of the mountaineers who reached the shore. The trail leaves the lagoon from the same place, goes up about fifty meters up the mountainside, leaves the path to the left and continues straight through the bottom of the trough. The ascent is hard due to the inclination of the slope, there is not a good layout of the path and although there are stone milestones it is difficult to run and orient yourself at the same time.

Singular tree of the CCAA, quite deteriorated but enduring the passing of the years.

A small town, but with good tourist services, in the area of Los Cameros and northwest of the González Lacasa reservoir.