Guided Speleology in the Alto Tajo Natural Park

Context Speleology in the Alto Tajo Natural Park takes place in a protected area of Castilla-La Mancha, renowned for its karst formations and caves featuring over 11 km of interconnected galleries. This unique geological setting includes sites such as Cueva del Tornero and La Hoya del Castillo, where constant humidity and cool temperatures accompany the journey.

The Experience Led by expert guides, you’ll traverse hidden passages and spacious chambers, observing delicate stalactites and rare rock formations. Navigate gentle water crossings and narrow rock passages, feeling the rough texture of the stone and hearing the echo of dripping water. Equipped with full protective gear—including wetsuits, helmets with headlamps, and gloves—you’ll receive essential theoretical training before descending into the underground world. The exploration can last from half a day to a full day. For Whom This activity suits individuals with good mobility and moderate physical fitness, including families with teenagers from age 14 and beginners with no prior experience. It is not recommended for those with severe claustrophobia or limited mobility that would hinder passage through tight or wet sections. Local Context The Alto Tajo region is a place where nature and local culture meet. Nearby villages preserve traditional cuisine and offer services to enhance your visit. The park safeguards a subterranean ecosystem and landscape of great natural value and beauty.