What you'll hear inside Serranía de Cuenca Natural Park:

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  Hoz de Beteta and Sumidero de Mata Asnos

  Hoz de Beteta is a dramatic six-kilometre river gorge carved by the Guadiela through northern Cuenca province, featuring sheer rock walls exceeding 80 metres and striking turquoise waters.

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  Laguna de Uña and Embalse de La Toba

  Laguna de Uña and Embalse de La Toba form the most significant aquatic features within Serranía de Cuenca Natural Park, with the reservoir being the largest body of water in the park.

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  Callejones of Las Majadas

  Callejones de Las Majadas is a natural karst landscape carved from Upper Cretaceous dolomitic limestone, located roughly 3 kilometres from the village of Las Majadas at approximately 1,450 metres…

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  Marquesado Lagoon Nature Reserve

  The Laguna del Marquesado Nature Reserve is a karstic wetland situated in the Marquesado municipality, within the Júcar river basin in the high Serranía region of Cuenca.

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  Tragacete Interpretation Centre

  The Tragacete Interpretation Centre is the largest of three visitor centres in the Serranía de Cuenca Natural Park, located at Travesía de San Felipe, nº 2 in Tragacete.

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  Uña Interpretation Centre

  The Uña Interpretation Centre sits at the foot of the Laguna de Uña in the mountain village of Uña, within the Serranía de Cuenca Natural Park.