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Panizar de Arriba is a natural area located in the municipality of Mira, within the Serranía Baja region of Cuenca. It is especially popular among hikers and cyclists for its views and for being part of well-frequented mountain routes.

Peña Horadada and Tormo Concejo in Enguídanos (Cuenca), two closely linked natural enclaves perfect for short excursions or hiking trails. Peña Horadada is a distinctive rock formation located within the municipality of Enguídanos, known for being part of the ascent to Tormo Concejo. The path that crosses it is part of several popular routes and offers sweeping views of the natural surroundings of the Serranía Baja Conquense region.

The Hoces de Mira Botanical Walk is one of the most special natural areas in the Serranía Baja region of Cuenca. It's a short, accessible route, perfect for enjoying the flora, fauna, and spectacular views of the canyon carved by the Mira River.

Hiking: Popular routes, such as the "Engineer's House" trail, offer viewpoints overlooking the reservoir and the Cabriel River gorges. Guided tours: Occasionally, the Hydrographic Confederation and the Villargordo Town Council organize tours and talks in the village of Contreras. Historic roads: The abandoned section of the old N-III highway and the Contreras Hills attract engineering enthusiasts, with their original 20th-century asphalt and signage.

Contreras Dam (Contreras Reservoir), located on the border between Cuenca and Valencia provinces. It lies between Villargordo del Cabriel (Valencia) and the Cuenca municipalities of La Pesquera, Mira, Enguídanos, and Minglanilla, spanning the Cabriel and Guadazaón rivers. Below the dam is the historic Contreras Bridge, built between 1845 and 1851 by Lucio del Valle, part of the old zigzag mountain pass.

It was built in 1972 at the confluence of the Cabriel and Guadazaón rivers. The dam height is 129 metres. Its purpose is, among other things, to supply water to the city of Valencia. The Contreras Bridge was built between 1845 and 1851 by the engineer Lucio del Valle. To descend the ravine, he had to build a zigzag road that formed the port of Contreras.

It was built in 1972 at the confluence of the Cabriel and Guadazaón rivers. The dam height is 129 metres. Its purpose is, among other things, to supply water to the city of Valencia. The Contreras Bridge was built between 1845 and 1851 by the engineer Lucio del Valle. To descend the ravine, he had to build a zigzag road that formed the port of Contreras.

The bridge is built of carved stone and is founded with the same rocks that can be found on the banks of the river. Its single eye has about 33 m of span, making it one of the largest bridges of its kind not only in Spain, but also on the European continent.