Protected area · Torremocha del Pinar
Wet Meadows Micro-Reserve (Torremocha del Pinar)
The Wet Meadows Micro-Reserve in Torremocha del Pinar is an ecological treasure rather than a scenic hiking route: it protects sub-Atlantic wet meadows, mat-grass swards, bog communities, and acidophilus rush beds, hosting one of the few known Castilla-La Mancha populations of several rare plants.
Lands and landscapes
From here, follow the memory of the territory
These readings connect Wet Meadows Micro-Reserve (Torremocha del Pinar) with the history, work, and villages around it.
- Municipality
- Torremocha del Pinar
- Province
- Guadalajara
- Altitude
- 1,197 m
- Micro-reserve
- Wet meadows
- Rare flora
- Ecological value
Small, but precious
You do not come here for wide panoramas, but for what grows at your feet. The micro-reserve protects plant communities that are very rare in the region: sub-Atlantic wet meadows, mat-grass swards (cervunales), bog vegetation, and rush beds on acidic soils.
How to visit
With your eyes, not your feet: avoid stepping on soggy meadows or pulling up plants. It is a fragile ecosystem. It is in Torremocha del Pinar, where Pottoka wild ponies also graze as part of a rewilding initiative.
Location
● Reference point · ● Villages · ● Places
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Reference villages: Torremocha del Pinar · Corduente · Torete · Canales de Molina.
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