Beginner Via Ferrata in Sacedón, Lower Alcarria

Context The Boca del Infierno via ferrata is located in Sacedón, in the Castilla-La Mancha region, near the Entrepeñas reservoir. This 500-meter route with 78 meters of positive elevation gain features fixed cables, hanging bridges, walkways, and a nearly 40-meter zip line. The route runs through a limestone landscape rising to 823 meters, where the wind carries the scent of thyme and the flight of griffon vultures enhances the natural atmosphere.

The Experience After collecting your permit and keys at the local tourism office, you’ll be fitted with a harness and helmet to begin the guided ascent. You’ll progress along fixed cables and steps, crossing monkey bridges and narrow walkways that test your balance. The route concludes with a zip line that carries you above the reservoir, offering a thrilling sensation of gliding through fresh air and listening to the sound of water below. Your guide accompanies and secures you at every stage, ensuring safety and a solid introduction to via ferrata techniques.

For Whom This medium-difficulty via ferrata (K3) is suitable for people in moderate physical condition, including families with children from age 8 and complete beginners with no prior experience. It is not recommended for those with severe vertigo or limited mobility.

Local Context Sacedón is a traditional village nestled in nature, offering hiking trails and nearby historical sites such as the Monastery of Monsalud. The via ferrata is part of a landscape where the local community maintains a strong connection with the natural environment and native wildlife, particularly raptors like griffon vultures that soar above the reservoir.