Moderate Simple route that climbs to Sarnago along an asphalted track, overlooking the Valdeprado valley among pine forests, along a forest track, to descend to Matasejún and take the traditional mill path, a beautiful trail that descends to the Linares and Romero Gil rivers. It ends with the quiet walk of the Dehesa de San Pedro to return to the starting point. A mix of asphalt, tracks, prairie, and a stretch of trail.
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place Otro Leisure and outreach space located in the natural environment of San Pedro Manrique, inspired by the geological past of the region. It combines adventure activities with educational content about dinosaurs and the Cretaceous landscape of the Highlands, making it an ideal complementary attraction for family visits and active tourism.
place Otro The Ichnite Site of Las Adoberas is one of the most representative paleontological enclaves of the Tierras Altas region. In this outcrop, numerous fossilized footprints of dinosaurs that inhabited the area over 120 million years ago, during the Early Cretaceous, are preserved. The ichnites, visible on the rock, allow for the identification of the movement of bipedal and quadrupedal dinosaurs, providing an exceptional window to understand what life and the prehistoric landscape of this Sorian territory were like.
place Otro Museum space located in the ancient village of Sarnago that preserves and disseminates the ethnographic memory of the Highlands. Through objects, tools, and documentation, it allows one to learn about daily life, traditional trades, and the history of depopulation, being a reference in the recovery of rural cultural heritage.
castle Edificio Remains of an ancient medieval church located in an isolated natural setting, a testament to the historical and religious past of the region. The ruins evoke the ancient population centers that have since disappeared and allow for the interpretation of the phenomenon of depopulation in the Highlands of Soria.
