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Social Media Spotlight on Las Chorreras del Cabriel Fuels Debate on Overtourism in Spain's Natural Gems
A recent video post by travel content creator Cristiandelgadofdez has brought renewed attention to "Las Chorreras del Cabriel," a breathtaking natural park located in Cuenca, Spain. The video, which has garnered significant online engagement, showcases the area's distinctive turquoise waters, cascading waterfalls, and natural swimming pools, describing it as "one of the most incredible natural paradises in Spain. The footage highlights the pristine beauty of the landscape, inviting viewers to experience its tranquil environment and opportunities for swimming. However, the increased visibility has also sparked a discussion among long-time visitors and locals in the comments section. Several users expressed concern over the growing popularity of the site, with one commenter stating, "I went 10 years ago, there were 7 people there. Last year it looked like a municipal swimming pool." Another user lamented, "I'm from there and the first time I went 28 years ago there wasn't even a path to get there, you went and you were ALONE, and now... Ugh... I wouldn't go even if they paid me, I'm grateful to have known it when it was truly incredible." This sentiment reflects a broader debate about the impact of social media on natural attractions, balancing tourism promotion with the preservation of natural sites and the quality of visitor experience. The video effectively captures the allure of Las Chorreras del Cabriel, but also inadvertently underscores the challenges faced by popular natural destinations.
