Near the Cuerda del Pozo reservoir, Soria’s ”fresh water sea,” there are wonderful spots such as Playa Pita, las Cabañas and the ruins of the village of la Muedra, submerged under water.

Visitors who reach these lands, immersed in this pine tree region, will be lucky enough to discover one of the most charming locations in the province: La Laguna Negra (The Black Lagoon). The Laguna Negra captivates and enchants all visitors who view it for the first time, standing at 2,000 m. above sea level and surrounded by enormous pine tree forests. Visitors fall under the charm of the dark, fascinating and enigmatic air its waters give off. The view is even more beautiful in the winter, when the Lagoon is covered in snow. “You have to experience it to feel it”.

Yet the Laguna Negra is not the only suggestive location in our region, other marvellous outings include the Cuyacabras Necropolis, the stunning source of river Duero, and lest we forget, the dawns one can contemplate from the high peaks of Urbión (2,226 m.), la Risca (1,046 m.), Peña Negra (2,017 m.). No visitor should leave the region without a trip to the medieval city of Calatañazor and the stunning Cañón del Rio Lobos (River Lobos Canyon).

Discovering ghost towns on foot or by mountain bike, taking the worn-out paths that lead to mountain tops offering indescribable panoramic views, crossing through forests to find oneself surprised by deer, roe deer, wild boars or even to just breath in some of this fresh air, make one feel different when immersed in these lands.