La cultura del agua: un viaje por molinos, fuentes y acequias de la sierra
El agua en la Serranía de Cuenca es mucho más que un simple recurso. Es el hilo de plata que ha tejido la vida, el paisaje y las costumbres de sus gentes durante siglos. Es la fuerza que ha movido la economía, el murmullo que ha acompañado las confidencias y…
Following the course of the Escabas River: A route of pools, gorges and crystal-clear water
There are rivers that define a landscape, like the Júcar. And there are others, more discreet, that hold their treasures for those who dare to follow them. The Escabas River is one of those waterways that, although modest in length at just 68 kilometers, holds a landscape and natural wealth that is difficult to discover…
Winter show at the Raven's Birth
The birth of the Cuervo River in winter is a unique and unforgettable experience. A place where nature shows itself in its purest and wildest state, offering a spectacle of overwhelming beauty.
Uña, the little jewel of La Serranía
This is one of the smallest towns in the Serranía Conquense, with just 88 registered inhabitants, but a must-see. It has within its boundaries a host of enclaves of sublime beauty and essential places for those who want to get to know the Serranía Conquense. Not in vain are they…
Serranía Waterfalls. The power of water in its purest form.
The abundance of rivers that run through the Cuenca mountain range is undoubtedly one of the key aspects that attracts the most attention from tourists and locals. In addition to being the birthplace of a significant number of the main rivers in Spain; Júcar, Cabriel and Tajo, and a…