Routes

The Escalerón to Raya Route is one of the natural gems of the province of Cuenca, offering hiking enthusiasts an unforgettable experience. This route stretches through a varied landscape where the beauty of nature and the tranquility of the surroundings perfectly combine.

Route Description:
-Distance and Duration: 15 kilometers and usually takes between 4 to 5 hours to complete.
-Difficulty: Moderate.

Itinerary: It starts in the Escalerón area, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the Sierra de Cuenca. From there, the trail moves through pine and oak forests, offering a spectacle of local flora and fauna. The second part of the route heads towards the Raya, where impressive rock formations and natural viewpoints provide spectacular views of the surrounding landscape.

The Escalerón to Raya Route is an enriching experience for those looking to connect with nature and explore one of the most beautiful corners of Cuenca. Take the plunge and discover this route, enjoying everything the Sierra de Cuenca has to offer!

The Cuenca Hoz del Júcar and San Julián Route is an impressive hike that immerses you in the natural beauty and historical richness of the province of Cuenca. This route is ideal for those who wish to explore spectacular landscapes and discover corners full of history and charm.

Description of the Route:
-Distance and Duration: 12 kilometers, with an estimated time of 3 to 4 hours to complete.
-Difficulty: Moderate.

Itinerary: The route starts in the city of Cuenca and heads towards the stunning Hoz del Júcar. Along the way, you will traverse diverse landscapes, from wooded areas to rocky zones, offering panoramic views of the Júcar River and its surroundings. The second part of the route leads to the picturesque San Julián neighborhood, known for its narrow streets and traditional houses.

The Cuenca Hoz del Júcar and San Julián Route is an enriching experience that combines nature, history, and breathtaking views. It is a unique opportunity to explore one of Cuenca's most beautiful landscapes and enjoy an unforgettable hike.

The Source of the Cuervo River and El Pinar Trail is one of the standout hikes in the province of Cuenca, offering a perfect combination of natural beauty, stunning views, and the opportunity to explore unique landscapes. It is ideal for those seeking an enriching hiking experience in a spectacular natural setting.

Description of the Route:
-Distance and Duration: 10 kilometers, typically taking between 3 and 4 hours to complete.
-Difficulty: Moderate.

Itinerary: The route begins in the area of the Source of the Cuervo River, famous for its stunning waterfalls and lush natural surroundings. From there, the trail winds into the pine forest known as El Pinar, providing an immersive nature experience.

A walk that will take you through the most iconic and picturesque spots in the city. This route is ideal for those who wish to explore the natural beauty and historical heritage of Cuenca in a single hike.

Description of the Route:
-Distance and Duration: 10.90 kilometers, which can be completed in approximately 3 to 4 hours.
-Difficulty: Moderate.

Itinerary:
Starting from the Monument to the Sacred Heart, head towards the Mirador Rincón Seco. This viewpoint provides unique views of Cuenca's old town and the Huécar River, offering a different perspective of the city.
Continue to the famous San Pablo Bridge, an iconic structure that crosses the Huécar River and connects the city with the old San Pablo convent. Proceed to the Mirador Hoz del Huécar, which offers panoramic views of the Huécar River canyon. Conclude the route by returning to the heart of Cuenca. Take the opportunity to explore the old town with its cobbled streets, hanging houses, and historic monuments that make Cuenca a unique destination.

The Enchanted City and Mirador de Uña Route is a fascinating hike that offers the opportunity to explore some of the most unique and beautiful landscapes in the province of Cuenca. With a distance of 10.83 km, this route combines the geological wonder of the Enchanted City with the stunning views from the Mirador de Uña.

Description of the Route:
-Distance and Duration: 10.83 kilometers, typically taking between 3 and 4 hours to complete.
-Difficulty: Moderate.

Itinerary:
The route begins at the famous Enchanted City, a natural area known for its unique and whimsical rock formations. This site offers a circular walk allowing you to admire formations such as the "Bride’s Tormo" and the "Elephant". The trail through the Enchanted City is visually impressive, with formations resembling animals and objects. From the Enchanted City, the route continues towards the Mirador de Uña. The trail winds through a varied landscape, passing through forests and fields, and offers panoramic views of the valley and surroundings. Upon reaching the Mirador de Uña, you will be rewarded with spectacular views of the Uña Lagoon and the surrounding landscape. This viewpoint provides a unique perspective of the natural environment, with views extending to the mountains and reservoir.