Calomarde · Sierra de Albarracín · Teruel
The trail starts at the door.
The photo everyone wants to take. The Río Blanco walkway is a few steps away.
- Sleeps6 guests
- Bedrooms3
- Trail at the door0 m
- From230 €/night
The house · 90 m² · single floor
The wooden house everyone looks at.
The start of the Hoz Gorge trail.
- Surface≈ 90 m²
- FloorSingle, elevated
- Bathroom1 full
- Sleeps6 (7 with extra bed)
Three bedrooms
Each room has its own window and its own story.
01Vulture room
Double bed · Built-in wardrobe · Window to the back cliff
Griffon vultures nest on the rocks opposite. You can watch them land at their nests from the bed.
02Hoz Gorge room
Double bed · Rocking chair · Built-in wooden wardrobe
Faces the Río Blanco, right where the Hoz Gorge trail begins. A large window opens onto the river; the smaller one, full of sun, looks across to the forest on the opposite bank.
03Main bedroom
Double bed (+ extra bed on request) · Dressing area · 2 mezzanines · 2 large windows
On the left, a window opens onto the vulture mountain with an elder tree leaning in; on the right, another looks toward the village, framed by a line of tall poplars. From the bed, with the window open, you hear the wind through their leaves — very calming.
Living, kitchen and dining
A single open space. Large window to the back mountain and two windows looking out to the Río Blanco and the trail. Sofa bed if you need it.
- Induction
- Oven
- Air fryer
- Espresso machine
- Microwave
- Fridge with freezer
Bathroom
In the hallway between the three bedrooms. Roomy walk-in shower with a glass screen, generous sink with mirror and a window with natural light.
The trail · Barranco de la Hoz
Walkways over the Río Blanco, 0 m from the door.
The most photographed hike in the Sierra de Albarracín. Metal walkways crossing the river back and forth, vertical rock walls and pine forests. Three variants depending on your mood: short walkway loop, traverse to Frías, or full circular.
- Traverse8.5 km
- Average time2 h 40 min
- Elevation +337 m
- DifficultyEasy
- AccessFree
What you'll see on the way
- 01
Toba Natural Bridge
A natural rock arch carved by water. The most photographed spot on the route.
- 02
Molino de las Pisadas
A 14th-century mill by the river. Unmissable stop halfway through.
- 03
Cañón de los Arcos
The narrowest stretch of the canyon, vertical walls and walkways at water level.
Your hosts
We came back to the Sierra.
Who we are
We're Noelia and Sergio. We live in the house just below this one with our daughter. I work remotely as a software developer from here thanks to the Starlink antenna. Noelia has worked in HR for the last few years and will now be focused on giving you the best possible care so your stay is a great one.
How we ended up here
My roots are in the Sierra de Albarracín. We grew up coming up here every summer — there was even a year we spent the whole twelve months here. Together with Noelia, I realised this was the place where I wanted to settle, so I decided to renovate the house and open it up so you can enjoy it the same way we do.
Casa de la Hoz is our way of sharing this place with anyone who comes to discover it.
We welcome you in person, give you a short tour of the house and answer your questions — the route, sierra recommendations tailored to your tastes, whatever you need. If anything comes up during your stay, we're here for you.
House rules · Let's care for this place
Simple rules, out of respect for everyone.
The house, the neighbours and, above all, the gorge. We ask you to look after them with the same intention we look after this place ourselves.
Inside the house
- 01
No smoking indoors
It's a wooden house and the smell lingers. If you fancy a smoke, step out onto the terrace and pick up the butt.
- 02
A place to unwind, not to party
This house is for enjoying the nature and calm of the gorge. If you're after a party with loud music all night, it's not your place.
On the trail
- 01
Stay on the path
Walk on the metal walkways and marked paths. No shortcuts, and the gorge stays as wild and beautiful as you found it.
- 02
Leave no trace
No paper, no plastic, no cigarette butts, no peels. Use the bins at the start of the trail.
- 03
Leave it 1% better
If you ever carry out a bit of litter that isn't yours, thank you from the heart. Looked after together, this spot stays open and beautiful.
The Barranco de la Hoz is free and open to all. For it to stay that way, we have to look after it.
FAQ · Before you book
What people ask the most.
If your question isn't here, drop us an email or a WhatsApp — we reply in less than 24 hours.
How does booking work?
You request dates. We reply within 24 h by email. If we accept, we send you a secure payment link (card or Bizum). Once paid, it's confirmed.
How many people can stay?
Up to 6 across three rooms with double beds. We can add an extra bed for a 7th guest on request, at no extra cost.
Cancellation policy?
Full refund if you cancel at least 7 days before check-in. Non-refundable after that.
Do you allow pets?
Not at the moment, sorry.
Is full payment upfront?
Yes, full payment is made when confirming the booking.
Check-in and check-out times?
Check-in from 16:00, check-out before 12:00. We can adapt if you let us know.
Book
We'll see you in Calomarde.
Request your dates and we'll reply within 24 h. If you'd rather ask first, drop us a message on WhatsApp.