Four Rivers Trail – Enguídanos loop from Cardenete

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Four Rivers Trail – Enguídanos loop from Cardenete

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Four Rivers Trail – Enguídanos loop from Cardenete

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72.1km

1,000m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces.

Last updated: August 28, 2026

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7.58 km

Embalse del Banatejo

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17.4 km

La Playeta - Chorreras de Abajo

Highlight • River

Just 1.5 km from the town of Enguídanos is this place known as La Playeta or Chorreras de Abajo, which is located on the bed of the Cabriel river and offers an ideal place to spend a summer day with the family next to the river and cool off. in its waters.

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18.6 km

Four Rivers Trail

Highlight • Trail

From the town of Enguídanos you can take the marked path PR-CU 54 that takes you through a wonderful landscape crossing the four rivers that converge in these areas, the Cabriel, San Martín, Mira and Narboneta rivers. The Route is about 20 kilometers, although you can take shortcuts in several sectors to shorten the journey.

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19.2 km

Enguídanos

Highlight • Settlement

Beautiful town located at the foot of the Río Cabriel, before reaching the Contreras Reservoir. The center is located at the bottom of a valley in the middle of which is a hill where the old castle that bears the same name as the town is located. Surrounded by mountains and some river space for swimming.

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39.3 km

Sanctuary of the Virgin of the Loma

Highlight • Religious Site

Built in the 17th century with the purpose of sheltering pilgrims, the chosen place was the hill where the Virgin appeared and which today is the patron saint of the town.
Account of 3 well differentiated bodies, the church, the convent and the garden.

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54.8 km

Paracuellos

Highlight • Castle

Paracuellos de la Vega is a small town in Cuenca, watched over from the hill by a 12th century castle. If you want to go up to see it, you can still make out the keep and the walls.

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