Los callejones-mar piedra

In this part of the route specifically The Alleys of Sheepfolds bear a certain similarity to the site of the Enchanted City known as the " Sea Stone " where you can see the start of the action of wind and water on the limestone...

If you've visited \" The Alley \" Be prepared to visit this Mirador continuing on the same track . is well indicated . Spectacular views , especially at sunset...

A short distance from where stone and nothing to envy to the Enchanted City itself we find this place , that transports us to another time and that has been the scene of various sequences of one of the films in the series of James Bond...

The first strange formations in the Dolomites appear shortly after leaving the forecourt parking and follow the signs , but it is a free map and visitors can follow the path to your liking...

These geological formations were exploited since time immemorial as livestock pens as seen in the remains of walls closing alleys. No wonder the town itself is called where stone ...

One of the most interesting points of the tour 's alleys is this narrowing , which crosses the rock and leads to a plaza and next to the exit.In Google Translate...

At this point the narrow gorge in the limestone bored by the action of weather and water becomes a tunnel, the visitor must pass under several huge rocks in between the walls ...

After leaving the cave that forms the narrow gorge access a broad esplanade where we find an information panel about the area. We can continue the route around or heading to the parking lot, since the route is open ...

Before leaving the place and go to the Mirador del Tío Cogote , if we have not seen yet, we can take on the esplanade a little longer to enjoy the curious shapes of the stones nearby...

At the heart of the Serrania de Cuenca, between the towns of Villalba de la Sierra and Nail and bordering the Júcar River, was built in the early twentieth century a number of large engineering works for the production of electricity using the force of water ...