This route runs through the southeastern end of the Sierra de Orea. The geological diversity of this area is spectacular: enormous quarry, whimsical reliefs carved in sandstone, salt lagoons, active peat bogs and even the remains of an ancient volcano. A mosaic of geodiversity whose rocks, colors, textures and shapes condition the…
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Description: The Orea stone river consists of an accumulation of stone blocks that occurs in some small valleys of the Sierra del Tremedal related to periglacial-type climatic conditions. These are accumulations of quartzite blocks of decimeter size, angular and unworked...
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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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RN 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…
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This 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…
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