Walking Routes
El Burgo de Osma-Quintanas de Gormaz
This 16.1-kilometre walking route combines a journey across the limestone hills of the Cañada Real with stretches through pine and juniper forests, following sections of the old cobbled road leading to El Burgo de Osma.
One of the highlights of the route is the panoramic viewpoint at the Lomero geodetic point, offering spectacular views of the surrounding mountain ranges, the Castle of Gormaz, the Río Lobos Canyon, and several Arab watchtowers. These landmarks reflect the strategic importance of this territory during the Middle Ages and provide a fascinating connection between history and landscape.
Ruta de las Pasarelas del Duero
This gentle 4-kilometre walk follows wooden boardwalks along the banks of the River Duero, surrounded by nature and offering views of some of Soria’s most iconic historic landmarks.
Ideal for families and visitors looking for a short and relaxing outing, the route combines scenic landscapes, cultural heritage, and peaceful surroundings, making it a perfect way to enjoy the natural and historical beauty of Soria.
Cañón del Río Lobos — Ermita de San Bartolomé
One of Soria’s most iconic walking routes. This easy 2.4-kilometre round-trip trail leads through the heart of the Río Lobos Canyon Natural Park to the Templar Hermitage of San Bartolomé, one of the most remarkable Romanesque monuments in Castile.
Along the way, visitors can enjoy the spectacular scenery of the canyon, with its towering limestone cliffs and the chance to spot griffon vultures soaring overhead. A short but unforgettable route that combines nature, history, and heritage in a truly unique setting.
Senda de las Gullurías — Cañón del Río Lobos
This well-marked circular route of approximately 8 to 9 kilometres follows the Barranco del Molino, passing through woodland areas and natural viewpoints overlooking the canyon.
More extensive than the shorter trails in the park, it is ideal for visitors who wish to explore the Río Lobos Canyon Natural Park in greater depth. The route combines diverse landscapes, peaceful natural surroundings, and spectacular panoramic views, offering a rewarding experience for nature and hiking enthusiasts.
Sendero del Cañón del Caracena:
This route covers more than 15 kilometres, linking the historic villages of Caracena and Tarancueña through the heart of a stunning canyon landscape.
Starting in the picturesque village of Caracena, the trail passes through a rugged and peaceful environment where nature and history come together. Far from the usual tourist routes, it offers a unique opportunity to discover one of Soria’s hidden treasures, surrounded by dramatic scenery and a sense of tranquillity that is increasingly rare to find.
Yacimiento de Los Tolmos — Caracena
This hiking route through the Caracena Canyon combines spectacular natural scenery with fascinating traces of the past. Along the way, visitors can explore Bronze Age archaeological remains and discover a traditional shepherds’ cave, adding a cultural dimension to the experience.
A perfect route for those seeking to combine history, archaeology, and nature, offering a unique opportunity to explore one of Soria’s most remarkable landscapes while uncovering the stories hidden within it.
Sabinar de Calatañazor y La Fuentona
This scenic route follows the banks of the Abión River, linking the ancient juniper forest with the river’s source: La Fuentona, a stunning natural spring whose extraordinary beauty has earned it the status of Natural Monument.
Considered one of the most iconic landscapes in the province of Soria, the route offers a unique combination of crystal-clear waters, remarkable natural surroundings, and peaceful scenery, making it an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and walkers alike.
Ruta de la Laguna Negra y Picos de Urbión
Soria’s undisputed classic. This route takes visitors through the breathtaking landscapes of Laguna Negra, Pico Urbión, and the source of the River Duero, all set within a spectacular high-mountain environment.
Magnificent in both summer and autumn, the trail combines dramatic scenery, crystal-clear waters, and impressive elevations, making it the perfect choice for those seeking nature, adventure, and some of the most iconic views in the province.
Ruta de Castroviejo y Cueva Serena
In the heart of the Urbión Mountains, near Duruelo de la Sierra, this route leads to two truly unique places: the Castroviejo viewpoint, with its spectacular views over forests of pine and oak, and Cueva Serena, a place of remarkable tranquillity and natural beauty.
One of the most photogenic routes in the province, it offers a perfect combination of striking rock formations, woodland landscapes, and peaceful surroundings, making it an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and photographers alike.
Hoz de Ligos — Tiermes Ruta
This circular route of approximately 11 kilometres follows the Hoz de Ligos along the course of the River Pedro, the same river that once supplied water to the Celtiberian city of Tiermes.
The trail passes through a striking limestone canyon landscape, lined with riverside vegetation and the distinctive red-stone villages of the Sierra de Pela. With a low level of difficulty, it is suitable for all abilities and makes the perfect complement to a visit to the archaeological site of Tiermes, combining nature, history, and cultural heritage in a single experience.
