Village · Cuenca · 1,222 m
Valsalobre
Valsalobre is a village in Serranía de Cuenca, near Beteta. Its municipality includes Serrezuela de Valsalobre, a Natural Monument since 2003 and the place with Spain’s greatest concentration of chasms, where cavers are often found, as well as La Torreta shelter.

Places in and around Valsalobre
Near Valsalobre

Valtablado de Beteta: an abandoned village in the Serranía
Beteta
Bocanegra Resurgence (Ojal Morena), Poveda de la Sierra
Poveda de la Sierra
Dehesa de Belvalle (Beteta)
Beteta
Castle of Rochafrida (Beteta): the fortress upon the black cliff
Beteta
Matasnos Sinkhole: where a stream plunges 122 metres underground
Carrascosa de la SierraPeñalén Mining Museum
Peñalen
Roman mine of Cueva del Hierro: 2,500 years of iron mining
Cueva del HierroChurch of San Pablo and Ermita de los Remedios (Poveda de la Sierra)
Poveda de la SierraPopulation of Valsalobre, 1842–2021
Valsalobre reached a peak of 334 inhabitants in 1910 . In the 2021 census there were 21 , a decrease of 94%. This is the history told in the emptying of the Alto Tajo.
Climate in Valsalobre month by month
2015–2024 averages from Copernicus ERA5 reanalysis for an altitude of approx. 1,222 m. Useful for planning, not a substitute for live forecasts.
Location
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Reference villages: Beteta · Carrascosa de la Sierra · Peñalen · Poveda de la Sierra.
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