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Torres del Estena is a fascinating place in the Cabañeros National Park, located near Navas de Estena in the province of Toledo. These geological formations consist of three rocks aligned with each other. Their peculiarity and beauty make them one of the icons of the Boquerón de Estena trail. Under the tower on the right, there is a cave or small rock shelter that, until 1932, housed a hermitage known as El Tío Cestero.

Fantastic rock towers that stand as gatekeepers made of quartzite at the side of the path.

The three towers are made of quartzite rock and are aligned with each other, they are part of a tectonic gap that was formed due to the frictional movement of a fault.

In Cabañeros, columnar formations of quartzites originated by the differential erosion of the terrain. The uniqueness of the Torres del Estena is due to the fact that they are part of a tectonic gap that was formed due to the friction movement of a fault

One of the parts of the Malamoneda site is a necropolis. In various parts we can see individualized tombs excavated on the masses and granite boulders.

Beautiful waterfall, one of which hides the Hoz de Carboneros. In the rainy season, you have to be careful, because the rocks can slip.

Here there is a small circular hermitage and a viewpoint with beautiful views of the interesting rock formation in the area.

These imposing rocky towers formed by natural processes are one of the icons of the Boquerón de Estena trail and you will have the chance to appreciate them up close while walking the trail. A wonderful place worth visiting.