Guadalupe River and Valdegracia Ravine (EN)
In the area aroundGuadalupe, the Guadalupe River and the Valdegracia Ravine form one of the region’s most unique natural areas, part of the UNESCO Villuercas-Ibores-Jara Global Geopark.
A landscape shaped by water and time, of great geological value.
This natural enclave is a notable geosite where the action of water has sculpted a landscape of great geomorphological interest over millions of years. The Valdegracia Ravine features rock formations, natural cuts, and structures that allow for an understanding of the geological evolution of this part of the region.
Guadalupe River, the backbone of this area, flows through well-preserved riparian vegetation, creating an environment of great ecological value that combines water, forest, and topography within a single landscape.
Its inclusion within the UNESCO Villuercas-Ibores-Jara Global Geopark recognizes its international importance, both for its geological richness and for its ability to illustrate large-scale natural processes.
This area is part of a network of territories that combine conservation, scientific outreach, and sustainable development.
Exploring this environment allows visitors to immerse themselves in a landscape where nature and science go hand in hand, ideal for hiking, observing the natural environment, and interpreting the territory.
A landscape where geology tells the story of the Earth.
One of the most representative natural areas of the Extremadura Geopark.