In the center of the Park, the Mart\u00edn River flows through the Calcareous massif of Las Muelas -between the municipalities of Ob\u00f3n and Torre de las Arcas-, the Benicozar and Guard\u00edas mountains -in Alcaine-, and the Los Moros and Sancho Abarca mountain ranges -between the latter town and Oliete-, which are crossed by two of its main tributaries, the Rad\u00f3n River and the Seco River. In the depression that originates in these mountains (Foz del R\u00edo Mart\u00edn) and between the towns of Alcaine and Oliete, the Cueva Foradada reservoir was built, which, while regulating the waters of the Mart\u00edn for the irrigation of the fertile valley it originates, provides its waters with a rest in their busy meandering.<\/p>\n
To the north it is the Arcos mountain range that hindered its flow on its way to its mouth in the Ebro. In its foothills, the Muela and Mortero ravines -which originate in Alac\u00f3n- and the Escuriza river -at the height of Ari\u00f1o-, join their waters to the Mart\u00edn to open a deep breach in the mountain range known as Los Estrechos, shortly before reaching Albalate del Arzobispo, the northeastern limit of the Mart\u00edn River Cultural Park.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":103726,"template":"","categorias_tipos":[103],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n