Category: Geosites

The La Estrella Mine, located at the foot of Cerro Majadillas in Pardos, Guadalajara, offers a fascinating window into the region's mining past. Although the mine is inactive, its remains and the mineral wealth of the area make it a unique destination for lovers of history,…

In 1896, a resident of Rillo de Gallo (Guadalajara) found a "stone leg of a bug", a fossil footprint that would become a milestone in Spanish paleontology. It was the first dinosaur footprint documented in our country, years before the best-known finds in…

In the lands of the Molina-Alto Tajo Geopark, a unique treasure is hidden under the watchful eye of Rillo de Gallo: a fossil forest from the Primary Era, a perfect cut in time that allows us to unravel the secrets of the formation of our planet . A journey through…

On the hill of Cabeza Quemada de Fuentelsaz, Guadalajara, there is a portal to the past: the Fuentelsaz Stratotype. This place is not only a natural monument, but also a time capsule that transports visitors to the Aalenian period of the Jurassic. Get ready to discover the secrets hidden in…

In the winding of the Mesa River, between trails and tales of yesteryear, lies the Pozo Galano Waterfall. A place where nature speaks in whispers of water and wind. The Pozo Galano Waterfall: A Natural Spectacle This place, guarded by the majesty of the Mesa River Valley, is a place where the sun shines through the trees and the waters of the mountains.