One and a half kilometers south of the town of Checa (Guadalajara), Castilgriegos is located, an Iron Age fort
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Interpreted activity where we will discover in a dynamic way what importance the pre-Roman Celtiberian peoples had
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This route will help you discover the incredible secrets hidden in the rocks. With the help of the panels, you will discover extinct animals, rocks brought here by icebergs, reliefs of curious shapes and you will even be able to witness the formation of new rocks. Not very obvious information, but with a little bit of…
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This site is one of the most important in the world in terms of graptolite fossils.
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The tuffaceous building of "La Aguaspeña" is one of the many tuffaceous formations that we can observe around the Tagus River, it is one of the most recently formed rocks that we can find. In this formation we can appreciate in enormous detail the precipitation process of the…
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Graptolites are the fossil record of planktonic beings that were widely spread throughout the Earth's oceans, at the beginning of the Silurian period more than 400 million years ago. The "La Tejera" site is extraordinarily important because there appears a continuous succession of sediments deposited...
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This block of sandstone rock surrounded by deep marine sediments gives us invaluable information about the paleoenvironmental conditions in which these materials were found more than 400 million years ago. The presence of large fragments of rock sedimented between fine-grained materials that are interpreted…
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It is an area that offers a general overview of the entire geology of the Geopark and the Alto Tajo Natural Park, some display cases contain hand samples of the most representative rocks and the possibility of observing them in detail using a system of magnifying viewers, several panels…
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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,…
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