Hiking in Cuenca

The Natural Path of the Wetlands of La Mancha covers the main lagoons of La Mancha Húmeda, included within the Natura 2000 Network and classified, among other protection figures, as a Biosphere Reserve.

The Tajo Natural Path takes us along more than 1000 kilometers beside the longest river of the Iberian Peninsula. From its source in the Sierra de Albarracín to the Portuguese border in Cedillo, it crosses a vast array of landscapes, alongside much of the history and culture of inland Iberia, traversing from east to west the provinces of Teruel, Guadalajara, Madrid, Toledo, and Cáceres. 

start at the parking lot at the park entrance

Tour through the "Ciudad Encantada" to the most emblematic rock formations.

Circular route at Uña lagoon, in the Serranía de Cuenca.

Barranco del Horcajo RouteRoute located in Molina de Aragón, Guadalajara. More specifically and close to the town Peralejos de las Truchas This route mostly follows the GR-66.

start at the parador de Cuenca

The Vía de la Lana stretches over 700 kilometers from Valencia to Burgos through Mediterranean landscapes, impressive cities, and peaceful villages. Discover a pilgrimage route full of history, spirituality, and unforgettable highlights!

start at the parking lot in Uña

The crossing on foot of the Iberian Peninsula from east to west, from Valencia to Lisbon following the mountains of the Iberian System and the Central System and ending along the Atlantic coast. A beautiful wild route, little frequented in some of the most sparsely populated regions of Europe. More info (accommodation, supplies, water...): TransIberian Trail