Serranía de Cuenca Natural Park

The natural park extends across 75,000 hectares of limestone mountains, featuring deep gorges, high plateaus, and extensive pine forests in central Spain.

The geological formations in the park developed during the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, creating a complex network of karst landscapes and underground systems.

The region maintains traditional practices of sustainable forest management that have shaped the interaction between local communities and natural resources for generations.

Three interpretation centers located in Uña, Tragacete, and Valdemeca provide information about the park's flora and fauna through educational activities.

The park serves as a critical nesting ground for multiple raptor species, including golden eagles, griffon vultures, and eagle owls in its limestone cliffs.

GPS coordinates: 40.24667,-1.89321

Latest update: March 4, 2025 11:08