Source of the Cuervo River
Nacimiento del Río Cuervo
Spring water cascades down layers of moss-covered travertine cliffs, one of the most beautiful natural sights in the Cuenca mountains.
The Cuervo River rises in the northern Cuenca mountains. Spring water spills down moss-covered travertine steps in dozens of small waterfalls, surrounded by pine forest. The loop trail from the car park is about 1 km long, with gentle wooden boardwalks, and takes about 40 minutes. It lies about 85 km north of Cuenca by road, so you will need a car. It is especially spectacular in winter when the cold freezes the falls.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Uña Lagoon
- Ciudad Encantada
- Ventano del Diablo
- Torcas de los Palancares
- Castle Quarter & Arco de Bezudo
- Antonio Pérez Foundation
- Church of San Pedro
- Huécar Gorge