Welcome to the Cuenca Mountains, a natural treasure that captivates the senses and awakens the curiosity of lovers of observation. Immerse yourself in the exquisite beauty of this mountainous environment, where biological diversity and picturesque landscapes combine to offer a unique experience of observation tourism.
Paradise for birdwatching tourism
Discover the Serranía de Cuenca through observation, a unique way to get to know its magnificent nature. Plan your trip now and get ready for a tourist experience that will leave you wanting to repeat!
Bird Watching
This area of forests and rocky cliffs, is a paradise for bird lovers. From majestic birds of prey to small passerines and forest birds, this natural enclave is home to an astonishing variety of species. Embark on exciting birdwatching excursions and let the birdsong guide your way.
The Birds of La Serranía
Between lush forests, rugged canyons and rolling meadows, you can discover a surprising variety of winged species that make each expedition a unique experience.
- Raptors:
The Serranía is home to impressive birds of prey such as the Golden eagle and griffon vultureThese majestic birds fly through the skies, dominating the landscape and offering an impressive spectacle for those who contemplate them from below. - Passerine Birds:
In the forests of the Serranía, songbirds fill the air with their melodic song. Among them are the common nightingale, the robin and the goldfinch, which add a touch of color and sound to the leafiest corners. - Aquatic Species:
The rivers and streams that meander through the Serranía attract diverse waterfowl. He kingfisher, elegant and fast, dives into the waters in search of its prey, while the dipper finds refuge on the shores. - Migrants in transit:
During migration seasons, the Serranía becomes a strategic stop for birds such as the black stork and common crane. Their graceful flights and distinctive calls add a migratory touch to the mountain sky. - Endemic Species:
Among the native flora, birds such as the blue rock thrush add value to the bird diversity of this area.
Native Flora and Fauna
Discover the rich diversity of flora and fauna that characterizes the Serranía. Walk along winding paths surrounded by lush forests, where You will be able to find unique and emblematic species of the region. Dancing butterflies, wild flowers and curious mammals will accompany you on this unforgettable adventure.
Starlight Reserve
Conclude your day of exploration with a night-time viewing experience. Away from the city lights, the Serranía offers you an impressive starry sky. Let the constellations guide your thoughts while you immerse yourself in the tranquility of the night. Find the location that best suits you and enjoy the spectacular mountain skies.
- Vega del Codorno Viewpoint
- Tragacete
- Palancares and Dead Land
- The Majadas
Observation sites
You can download a map of the entire Southern Iberian System showing the main observable species and the different ecosystems of this diverse territory.
Hides and Observatories
- Laguna de Uña Observatory
- Viewpoint of Tío Cogote
- Tragavivos Viewpoint
- La Toba Reservoir
- La Tosca Reservoir
El Hosquillo Park
El Hosquillo is inhabited by numerous animals, among which we can find a great diversity of birds. It also has good populations of game species such as deer, roe deer, fallow deer, mouflons and mountain goatsIt is also home to an endangered species, the true emblem of the Park, the brown bear.
You can visit their website if you want to book a visit from here.
