 At the end of the 19th century, Ruperto García Chávarri had it analysed and scientifically confirmed its laxative and curative properties in relation to the digestive system, intestines, liver, and skin, due to its high mineral salt content.On 4 May 1928, it was officially declared to be of Public Utility.The "Vía Verde del Tajuña" cycle path passes through Carabaña as it follows the course of the old railway line close to the banks of the River Tajuña.