Gastronomy in the province of Toledo, a journey promoted by the Montes de Toledo Sustainability Plan
21 de February de 2025
The Sustainability Plan of Montes de Toledo promotes the province’ s Cultural Routes .
26 de February de 2025Six urban routes and trails are pending tender and signposting, as part of the Provincial Council’s plan for sustainable tourism in the Montes de Toledo.
The project “Trails of Toledo” projectpromoted by the Diputación de Toledo and as part of the tourism sustainability plan in the Montes de Toledo, continues to make progress with the forthcoming tender and signposting of six new hiking routes in the Sonseca area. These routes, which will be integrated into the province’s Footpath Network, are designed to promote sustainable tourism and the enhancement of the region’s natural and cultural heritage.
Scheduled routes include:
- Route 1: Sonseca – Casalgordo – Los Yébenes – Marjaliza – Sonseca.
- Route 2: Sonseca – Arisgotas – Torre Tolanca – Sonseca.
- Route 3: Sonseca – Orgaz – Convento del Castañar – Ventas con Peña Aguilera – Sonseca.
- Route 4: Sonseca – Mazarambroz – Pulgar – Ventas con Peña Aguilera – Convento del Castañar – Sonseca.
- Route 5: Sonseca – Sonseca.
- Route 6: Sonseca – Mazarambroz – Pulgar – Ventas con Peña Aguilera – San Pablo de los Montes – Ventas – Sonseca.
In addition to these routes, it is planned to signpost an urban route in Los Navalucilloswhich will highlight the local heritage and allow visitors to explore the historical and cultural richness of the municipality. This effort is part of a broader strategy to diversify to diversify tourism options beyond hiking, integrating nature with the discovery of the urban environment.
Another important project is the signposting of the Hoz de CarbonerosPath.located in the town of Navahermosa, which will become an attraction for nature lovers, with the creation of routes that will connect several municipalities, benefiting both walkers and cyclists. Likewise, the extension and signposting of the”Ruta de La Milagra y El Cabezo”, which links Hontanar and Malamoneda, will include clearing work and a new interpretation of the path, which will enrich the user experience.
This set of initiatives reflects the commitment of the Diputación de Toledo to local development and the preservation of cultural heritage, as well as the of Toledo to local development and the preservation of cultural, historical and environmental heritage, historical and environmental heritage. The incorporation of these routes into the Toledo Footpath Network, which already has more than 40 approved routes, strengthens the provincial tourist offer, allowing visitors to travel through diverse landscapes with a high ecological value.
The Montes de Toledo, with their rugged relief and rich biodiversity, are an example of the coexistence between nature and human activity. This mountain range, in its sierras and valleys, maintains a well-preserved nature. Its ecological and cultural importance makes this region an essential place to understand the interaction between the environment and the communities that inhabit it. to understand the interaction between the environment and the communities that inhabit it.
Project funded by the Secretary of State, the Regional Ministry of Economy, Business and Employment of the Government of Castilla-La Mancha and the Diputación de Toledo, Empresas y Empleo del Gobierno de Castilla-La Mancha and the Diputación de Toledo, with a planned investment of EUR 1.8 million.
The sustainability plan includes actions defined by the collaboration of the Provincial Institution with the Local Action Group Montes de Toledo and the Cabañeros National Park . with the Montes de Toledo Local Action Group and the Cabañeros National Park.
