Dehesa de Corduente Visitor Centre

The essential start to understanding the Park

Its core purpose is to introduce visitors to the natural and cultural heritage of the Alto Tajo by interpreting its primary values. If this is your first visit to the Natural Park, begin here: you will depart with a coherent overview of what to see and current practical guidance on access and regulations.

The building

Built in a contemporary architectural style, the facility uses laminated timber, glass, and bush-hammered limestone to blend into the surrounding pine forest. It spans two floors. Outside, there is a landscaped garden and a recreation area with picnic tables, benches, and a children’s playground.

Close by lies Barranco de la Hoz. Located in Corduente.

Planning your visit

Start here for orientation about the Park before proceeding to Barranco de la Hoz. Then select a walking route suited to your schedule.

Before visiting

Confirm opening times before relying on it as your first stop. Centre information helps plan the outing, but does not replace specific trail warning notes.

Combining visits

Continue to Barranco de la Hoz. Check its entry to evaluate whether it fits into the same trip.