What you'll hear inside Torcas de Palancares and Lagunas de la Cañada del Hoyo:

• 1
  Laguna de la Gitana (Laguna de la Cruz)

  Laguna de la Gitana, also known as Laguna de la Cruz, is the most accessible of the lakes at Cañada del Hoyo, situated closest to the road.

• 2
  Tejo Lake

  Laguna del Tejo is the largest and deepest of the lakes in the Cañada del Hoyo complex, measuring approximately 150 metres across and reaching depths of around 30 metres.

• 3
  Lagunillo del Tejo

  Lagunillo del Tejo is the smallest lake in the upper group of lagoons at Cañada del Hoyo, situated immediately beside Laguna del Tejo.

• 4
  Laguna Parra

  Laguna Parra, located within the lower group of lakes on the Siete Leguas estate, is distinguished by its striking geological rock face and the diverse plant life surrounding its basin.

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  Laguna Cardenillas

  Cardenillas Lagoon forms part of the lower group of lakes in the Cañada del Hoyo, situated within the private Siete Leguas estate.

• 6
  Lagunillo de las Tortugas

  Lagunillo de las Tortugas sits amongst the lower lakes of Cañada del Hoyo, within the Siete Leguas estate.

• 7
  Laguna Llana

  Laguna Llana is the flattest lake in the Cañada del Hoyo group, with gently sloping banks and a smooth bed that lack the dramatic terrain found elsewhere in the cluster.

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  Torca de la Novia

  The Torca de la Novia is the smallest of the Torcas de los Palancares sinkholes, covering just 0.35 hectares and the shallowest of the group.

• 9
  Wolf Gorge

  Torca del Lobo is one of the largest karst depressions in the Torcas de Palancares complex near Cuenca.

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  Torca del Agua

  Torca del Agua is a notable karstic depression within the Torcas de los Palancares complex near Cuenca.

• 11
  Candelabra Pine

  Pino Candelabro is a distinctive Corsican pine specimen located near the Torcas de Palancares.

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  Pino Abuelo

  Pino Abuelo is a remarkable pine tree growing in the Torcas de los Palancares area, thought to be the oldest pine in the Serranía de Cuenca.