Caving and Aerial Park in Casillas de Ranera, Cuenca

Context Caving in the Cueva de la Plata, located in Casillas de Ranera, Castilla-La Mancha, offers an introductory tour through galleries and calcareous formations shaped over thousands of years. This natural site in the Serranía de Cuenca features a cool, stable environment ideal for discovering ancient vaults, columns, and gypsum crystal formations during a 1- to 1.5-hour journey. ">The experience After an initial briefing, you’ll descend through narrow passages and gateras using front-mounted headlamps and helmets, feeling the rough, damp texture of the walls as echoes soften your footsteps. Next, you’ll move to the aerial park, where you’ll navigate zip line circuits and hanging bridges among the trees, combining underground adventure with elevation and fresh mountain air from the Serranía. ">For whom This activity suits individuals with moderate mobility and no claustrophobia. It’s suitable for families with children aged 10 and above, friend groups, couples seeking a combined adventure, and nature and geology enthusiasts. ">Local context Casillas de Ranera and its surroundings are part of a region with a strong tradition in outdoor activities. The local community values the preservation of geological formations and promotes active, environmentally respectful tourism.