Ventano del Diablo

Right after passing the Enchanted City, in the direction of Cuenca, the traveler encounters what at first sight seems to be a mere road viewpoint in the middle of a sinuous path. But don't let appearances deceive you: The Ventano del Diablo (Devil´s Window), whose name alone makes the stop worthwhile, offers spectacular views, including a cliff and the descent of a river that will mark you for its beauty. By the way, same as in all the other places of the area, it is completely free of charge. It is a quick stop on the road, on the curb, but it is so busy that some peddlers come to sell souvenirs

In the Ventano del Diablo you will be able to enjoy spectacular views. It is a natural cave that gives the opportunity to see the gorges of the Jucar River in all its splendor. According to the legend, the Devil used to organize witchcraft exercises in this place and would throw every person that would approach to look through the windows. Depending on the season one visits, the colors of the landscape, in combination with the water of the river, can result in spectacular and breathtaking views.

It is a "natural eye" between limy walls, now properly set up with a man-made cement structure. From there it is possible to lean and admire the impressive fall that travels until it reaches de Jucar River, sculpting the beautiful gorges on its way.