Serranía de Cuenca is a destination and visitor-information platform showcasing the natural, cultural, and historical attractions of the Serranía de Cuenca in Spain. It helps travelers explore the region through guides to scenic highlights, including rivers, waterfalls, lagoons, forests, karst landscapes, viewpoints, hiking routes, museums, and historic sites. The website presents places such as the Nacimiento del Río Cuervo, Laguna de Uña, La Ciudad Encantada, and the Hoz de Beteta, alongside practical visitor information, downloadable maps, and brochures.

Visitors can discover experiences ranging from hiking, cycling, and mountain biking to climbing, canyoning, kayaking, rafting, and wildlife and stargazing activities. The platform also highlights local food and producers, traditional crafts, guided visits, and cultural events. Its calendar, blog, and destination guides offer ideas, travel tips, and updates to help people plan a visit and connect with the area’s landscapes, traditions, heritage, and communities. The site notes that it was created by Rewilding Spain.