Day 1 Enguídanos. Whitewater IN
CABRIEL Cabriel down the river in kayak, in the segment closest to Enguídanos, this is a most rewarding adventure. The adrenaline rush, the contact with nature makes the time fly. We hire the adventure with the company Altair and would repeat the experience. We were fortunate that this spring the river was quite flow, so the decline was exciting. After loading the kayaks monitors in the container we moved to the riverside, where we got some wet suits and we entered the water. After the appropriate advice of one of the monitors we prepared to occupy the kayaks, in pairs and individual discovered the Cubietacular formations. It was the point where we stopped to take a sandwich and, of course, Manolo received his award because he behaved like a champ. Not given to effusions, Manolo scampered from one side to another looking for lizards or bumblebees to those caught. Stopped when he was thirsty to drink or swim and I have no doubt that he knew by heart the highlights of the tour. On the way back we got to the square and the Lord was not, so ask people who were on chatter in the square if anyone knew who it was that dog. We soon uncovered the truth: Manolo goes with all strangers, if she likes the plan and we fall into grace. If it is not clear, abandoned. Sometimes it has even go to another town. Seriously growthor should make a sculpture Manolo, it is the best guide Enguídanos. Around accompanied us to the door of the house. And even at night when we went for a walk to the castle, so we met again with other dogs and join us again. Then he was more effusive. We were already known. Never forget. The route can be found at the link below
http://www.enguidanos.es/pub/documentos/documentos_PR-CU_53_8a5aa9cf.pdf
day 3 CITY ENCHANTED / MIRADOR DE UNA / TRAGACETE The next day we left for visit the Enchanted City, after passing through the tourist office of Cuenca to gather information about our next destination: the Highlands. La Ciudad Encantada andind on private property and can be reached on payment of three euros. Before the visit we ate at the restaurant across the menu. There are Internet forums that recommend not to come because it is expensive and customer care is not good. In my case I will say that the food was good, I did not neither cheap nor expensive, yes, it took a lot to bring us coffees. So without being bad either recommend it.
visit to the Enchanted City highlight what was most wonderful time doing on a sunny day with blue sky without a trace of clouds, enjoy the mushrooms, Tormo Alto, the man's face, the slide, the struggle between the elephant and the crocodile, although there are others that I would not match its description, casetourist information. But not locate a municipal official gave us the directions. The truth is that we used as much because we spent the starting point of the route, but this allowed us to admire the sickle in his prime. Beteta itself is dispensable, but when you're out of town towards Cañizares. Just outside the village there is a gas station and have to join the main road. Not to do that to ignore the detour that is listed first. The road itself runs along the left hand sickle and two or three miles you see a parking lot next to a picnic, but be very careful because it is further down the road. From there, a botanical walk about five miles that passesor a Balmas is impressive and down the river Guadiela. There are some huge trees and dried a number of bridges. At the end you get to a power source and Los Tilos. From there, another trail that looks great, but ultimately decided not to take it as it was not circular and we had not eaten. After we returned to
Tragacete and went in search of the headwaters of Júcar. To take the path to exit the town to San Blas. Part of the route can be done by car track. We must pass the Mirador de la Chorrera Chorrera and hotel properties and San Blas. The route itself is taken from the hostel and passed through the Strait of San Blas. According to the map can be accessed through Hell's Alley and Forest d
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