White and black

White and black

This is a route of contrasts: You will be amazed by the clear and crystalline waters of the Parra River and you will enjoy the rest inside the coal mine in Utrillas.

Cervera del Rincon is a small district belonging to Pancrudo. However, you cannot imagine what its surroundings hold. The protagonist in this place is the La Parra River, one of the tributaries of the Martín River. Although it has a short route, it has carved a spectacular landscape between steep rocks called “El Chorredero”, which owes its name to the stream of water that falls from above. You will have the possibility to ascend next to the waterfalls that you can look out carefully. To access them you must take the TE-08 road that connects CerveradelRincón with Las Parras de Martín and at 3.6 km take a path that will take toy to this place. After the rainy season, these falls are in their greatest splendor.

You will finish your route by walking to the caves of the witches. You will be struck by the day stone walls that blend perfectly with the rocks. Inside it houses an impressive fireplace and numerous stalactites. Ranchers used them to protect their livestock in the past.

It is not known very well what the name of these caves is, if it is an enchanted place, you will have to come to discover it.

If enjoy hiking, we recommend that you follow the route that connects Cervera del Rincón with Parras de Martín and Utrillas.

From Cervera del Rincón you can continue your trip along N 420. After approximately 20 km you will arrive at Escucha, Belonging to the Cuencas Mineras Region;This municipality has, among other things, a Minig Museum related to the deep-rooted tradition of these lands, toy will love young and old. It is located in an old mine that was exploited until 1968. It offers a unique experience to visitors, who, equipped with flashlights, go down to the galleries to see how the miners extracted the lignite. There is the possibility of taking guided tours.

Restoration in: Pancrudo and Rillo

Accommodation in: Pancrudo, Perales de Alfambra, Argente and Fuentes Calientes