ナベスエラスの天然記念物・トップ5

This majestic chestnut tree, known as the "Grandfather," is a centuries-old tree that stands imposingly on the grounds of the Mirabel Hermitage, near the historic Isabel La Católica route.

At an altitude of 1,081 meters, it is located between the towns of Guadalupe and Cañamero, and is part of the Villuercas-Ibores-Jara UNESCO Global Geopark, recognized for its unique geology and biodiversity. From its summit, you can enjoy impressive panoramic views encompassing the Guadalupe and Viejas River valleys, as well as the mountainous formations characteristic of the region's Appalachian terrain. On clear days, you can see the imposing Sierra de Gredos to the north. Pico Agudo can be accessed via hiking trails that depart from Guadalupe, such as the one that follows part of the historic Isabel la Católica Trail.

It was the first cave with paintings discovered by science in the province of Cáceres. It's a place shrouded in legend about a snake and has been used as both a refuge and a ritual meeting place for centuries.

The Witches' Dolmen, also known as the Witches' Table, is a megalithic formation located in Cañamero. This dolmen is made up of three stones that support a large quartzite slab and is surrounded by numerous legends and myths. It is said that on full moon nights, witches would gather at this place to celebrate magical rituals.

On clear days you can see the entire Geopark. sunsets are fantastic

Spectacular views upon reaching the top of the Villuercas peak. The climb is long and hard, so be prepared. 11km at 6% average slope reaching 1543 masl.

Nice spot with views over Guadalupe

By bike or hiking the best panoramic views of the Villuercas Ibores Geopark