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Trail near the Júcar River in Cuenca.

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The Hoz del Júcar trail in Cuenca is a very popular and picturesque route. It is an excellent option to disconnect and enjoy nature.🚵🚴🚶‍♀️😎

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Mirador del Ventano del Diablo is a stunning natural balcony located just outside the town of Villalba de la Sierra, in the province of Cuenca. This viewpoint, carved into the rock, offers spectacular views of the canyon of the Júcar River, whose crystal-clear waters flow towards the city of Cuenca. The name “Ventano del Diablo” comes from an ancient legend that says that the devil attracted visitors to this place, where they stumbled and fell due to the beauty of the landscape. From the viewpoint, you can observe the elegant flights of the griffon vultures and enjoy the lush vegetation surrounding the river. It is a popular destination for nature and photography lovers, and is only 25 kilometers from Cuenca, making it an ideal stop if you are exploring the region.😎🚶‍♀️🚵🚴

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The Hoz del Júcar in Cuenca is a spectacular place to explore by bike! 🚴‍♂️ The route through the Hoz del Júcar takes you through a stunning landscape, with the Júcar River accompanying you for much of the journey. The green waters of the river and the rock formations create a unique natural environment.🚵🌄

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Mirador del Ventano del Diablo is a stunning natural balcony located just outside the town of Villalba de la Sierra, in the province of Cuenca. This viewpoint, carved into the rock, offers spectacular views of the canyon of the Júcar River, whose crystal-clear waters flow towards the city of Cuenca. The name “Ventano del Diablo” comes from an ancient legend that says that the devil attracted visitors to this place, where they stumbled and fell due to the beauty of the landscape. From the viewpoint, you can observe the elegant flights of the griffon vultures and enjoy the lush vegetation surrounding the river. It is a popular destination for nature and photography lovers, and is only 25 kilometers from Cuenca, making it an ideal stop if you are exploring the region.😎🚶‍♀️🚵🚴

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Mirador del Ventano del Diablo is a stunning natural balcony located just outside the town of Villalba de la Sierra, in the province of Cuenca. This viewpoint, carved into the rock, offers spectacular views of the canyon of the Júcar River, whose crystal-clear waters flow towards the city of Cuenca. The name “Ventano del Diablo” comes from an ancient legend that says that the devil attracted visitors to this place, where they stumbled and fell due to the beauty of the landscape. From the viewpoint, you can observe the elegant flights of the griffon vultures and enjoy the lush vegetation surrounding the river. It is a popular destination for nature and photography lovers, and is only 25 kilometers from Cuenca, making it an ideal stop if you are exploring the region.😎🚶‍♀️

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Mirador del Ventano del Diablo is a stunning natural balcony located just outside the town of Villalba de la Sierra, in the province of Cuenca. This viewpoint, carved into the rock, offers spectacular views of the canyon of the Júcar River, whose crystal-clear waters flow towards the city of Cuenca. The name “Ventano del Diablo” comes from an ancient legend that says that the devil attracted visitors to this place, where they stumbled and fell due to the beauty of the landscape. From the viewpoint, you can observe the elegant flights of the griffon vultures and enjoy the lush vegetation surrounding the river. It is a popular destination for nature and photography lovers, and is only 25 kilometers from Cuenca, making it an ideal stop if you are exploring the region.😎🚶‍♀️

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The trail goes down the side of the valley to a clearing where the cliffs that form El Estrecho del Río Trabaque appear. And right in front of it, the visor of a calcareous cliff that flies over the valley is striking, is El Picayo, the place that gives its name to the trail and an important crossing point on the trail route. The path seems to go down to a dead end, you have to pay attention to the marks on the trees and the route of the path to the bed of the Trabaque river. The fording of the river does not present any complications except in the season of heavy rains, when it is full of flow and it may be necessary to get your feet wet. The trail is old and little used but continues very clear from the edge of the ravine, the slope is steep and there is no other way out of the canyon. In a hole in the trees there is a post for PR-CU 25 below El Picayo.

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