Guadalaviar is a small municipality from Teruel (Spain) with a population et more than 200 in habitants which is
located in the Albarracín Range. It is more than 1.500 m above sea level and it is
situated at the foot of the San
Juan Hill. Guadalaviar is 75 km
from Teruel. The Guadalaviar River has its source in this very village and flows through
Teruel finally becoming the Turia River.
The source of the Tajo River is a few kilometres from this village, where it has been
erected a monument to the source of the river. The pasture land surrouding the village is
shared with other municipalities, Villar del Cobo and Griegos, where horses and
occasionally some cows can pasture.
There are plenty of fountains and picnic areas within the
municipal area. Also, there is a very interesting fauna and apart from small mammals and
common birds, one can find deers, wild boars and many birds of preys.
Guadalaviar is the westernmost village of the Albarracín Range and it is located next to boundary of the province of Guadalajara and Cuenca. There fore, it is the ideal starting point for
travelling around Cuenca and its surrounding mountain range, around
the Upper Tagus, in Guadalajara, and around the Albarracín Range.
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