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RN 2000 ZEPA code: ES0000092. Extension: 191,204 ha. RN 2000 LIC code: ES4240016. Extension: 140,068 ha. Name: Alto Tajo. Province: Guadalajara (40 municipalities) and Cuenca (6 municipalities). Municipal terms: CUENCA: Beteta, Carrascosa, Cuenca, Cueva del Hierro, Masegosa and Tragacete. GUADALAJARA: Ablanque, Alcoroches, Alustante, Anguita, Arbeteta, Armallones, Baños de Tajo, Cifuentes, Cobeta,…
View moreRN 2000 code: ES4240022. Name: Alustante Creeping Sabinares – Tordesilos. Province: Guadalajara. Extension: 7,376 ha. Municipal Terms: Adobes, Alustante, Orea, Tordesilos. Characteristic habitat: creeping juniper forests, oro-Mediterranean heaths and low paramera scrub. Calcareous alpine meadows. Endemic Mediterranean forests of Juniperus sp. Holm oak forests. Oak groves (rebolles and gall oaks). Outstanding values and species…
View moreHe focuses his expository and interpretive discourse on the traditional livestock exploitation that has been carried out in the Alto Tajo since ancient times. Livestock farming has been a predominant activity in this region and, together with logging, has shaped the landscape that can be admired today...
View moreIt addresses three areas: “Life in the canyons”, where the flora and fauna of the Natural Park is described, linked to the Alto Tajo canyon; “The Man and the River”, with a comprehensive tour of the Tagus River from its source to its mouth in Lisbon, describing its natural wealth…
View moreThis Interpretation Center was built by renovating the building of the old Orea dry farm. A forest house, which had an oven to dry the pine cones and extract the pine nuts that were later used in the forest nurseries for the production of a plant intended for the reforestation of the…
View moreIt is the reference center of the Alto Tajo Natural Park, managed by the Community Board of Castilla la Mancha. Interpretation and dissemination of the characteristics and natural values of the Park, as well as the main ecological processes that develop there. Offers information to visitors about the services…
View moreThe building of the old Peñalén schools houses this museum that presents an overview of the mining of the Molina-Alto Tajo Region UNESCO World Geopark. We will find references to the most representative mining operations throughout history, from their beginnings in the Iron Age...
View moreThe Luzon Schools Museum proposes a trip inside one of the old classrooms of the Franco regime in which the books, notebooks and notebooks, as well as some teaching instruments, are still preserved.
View moreIn other times they occupied the threshing floors, fields, workshops and houses of our towns and today they return to the streets of Hombrados. Nine booths and some points of interest scattered throughout the town
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