Best lakes around Sotillo Del Rincón include a natural swimming area within the Río Razón, serving as a gateway to diverse water bodies in the Soria province. The region features significant natural and man-made lakes, offering various outdoor activities. These water features are set amidst scenic landscapes of forests and mountains. The area provides opportunities for both tranquil relaxation and active recreation.
Last updated: July 3, 2026
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One of the most beautiful and unknown places in Soria, recommended at any time of year, although access is more difficult with snow or mud
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Access via a track in very good condition with a considerable slope. From the base of the track to the lagoon is 1.1 km.
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From the Cuerda del Pozo reservoir dam there are two views, each one more impressive. On one side, the dammed water fills the bottom of the valley and forms a mirror for the mountains. In the other, the river again runs naturally through the bottom of the depression and slips through the foliage.
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A few minutes before reaching the hidden pit where the Green Lagoon is hidden, red marks appear painted on the tree trunks and facilitate access. The stone milestones go down the slope of the hillside to a small flooded canyon and shortly after the beautiful fluvial niche of the lagoon appears surrounded by pine trees precious in size and shape. The place is a natural wonder on the mountainside, with hardly any environmental alterations except for the tracks of the mountaineers who reached the shore. The trail leaves the lagoon from the same place, goes up about fifty meters up the mountainside, leaves the path to the left and continues straight through the bottom of the trough. The ascent is hard due to the inclination of the slope, there is not a good layout of the path and although there are stone milestones it is difficult to run and orient yourself at the same time.
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It is at this point where the Cuerda del Pozo Reservoir joins the Río Duero. The road goes over the dam and where you can see both sides of the dam.
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A lively town with numerous shops, I recommend visiting its square presided over by the church
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The Sierra Cebollera Glacier Lagoon is the eastern extension of the Picos de Urbión.
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The town of Vinuesa has all the services including a motorhome area.
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Yes, Sotillo del Rincón features a charming natural swimming pool within the Río Razón. This area is well-conditioned with grassy spaces, making it a refreshing and family-friendly spot during summer. The community actively maintains this local favorite.
The Cuerda del Pozo Reservoir, near Vinuesa, is well-known for a wide range of aquatic activities. You can enjoy windsurfing, sailing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing. Its shores, like Playa Pita, are popular for swimming and relaxing.
For hiking, the Cebollera Lagoon offers several trails leading to this stunning glacial lagoon. The path starting near Molinos de Razón is a popular option, immersing visitors in landscapes of oaks, pines, and beeches. The area is known for its natural beauty and wildlife.
The Cebollera Lagoon is considered less known than some other lagoons but equally spectacular, offering a serene experience for nature lovers. It's a high-mountain cirque showcasing dramatic glacial landscapes.
The natural swimming pool in Sotillo del Rincón is ideal during the summer months for a refreshing escape. For the Cebollera Lagoon, while beautiful year-round, autumn is excellent for hearing the deer rut. The Cuerda del Pozo Reservoir is popular in summer for water sports and its 'beaches'.
You can find impressive natural features like the high-mountain cirque of Cebollera Lagoon, surrounded by meadows and coniferous forests. The Dam of the Cuerda del Pozo reservoir offers impressive views of the dammed water and the Río Duero flowing naturally.
Yes, the natural swimming pool in Sotillo del Rincón is very family-friendly with grassy spaces. The Cuerda del Pozo Reservoir, particularly areas like Playa Pita, is also excellent for families, offering swimming, pedal boats, picnic zones, and other recreational facilities.
While specific dog-friendly regulations vary, many natural outdoor areas around the lakes, especially hiking trails leading to spots like Cebollera Lagoon, are generally welcoming to dogs on a leash. Always check local signage for specific restrictions in designated swimming or recreational areas.
There are various cycling opportunities around the lakes. For example, you can find routes like the 'Cuerda del Pozo Reservoir – Molinos de Duero loop from Vinuesa' which is a moderate 20 km ride. You can explore more options in the Cycling around Sotillo Del Rincón guide.
Yes, running enthusiasts can find trails such as the 'Embalse Cuerda del Pozo – running circular desde Vinuesa,' a challenging 16.7 km route. More running options are detailed in the Running Trails around Sotillo Del Rincón guide.
Yes, popular spots like the Cuerda del Pozo Reservoir (especially at areas like Playa Pita) often have dedicated parking facilities. For the Cebollera Lagoon, access is via a track, and parking might be available at trailheads near Molinos de Razón.
Near the Cuerda del Pozo Reservoir, when water levels are low, the bell tower of the submerged village of La Muedra can still be seen, adding a unique historical element. The nearby town of Vinuesa also boasts historical architecture like the Church of Nuestra Señora del Pino and various hermitages.


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