In this chapter, the methods of geomorphosite potential use assessment and touristic and didactic potential have been applied to the previous inventoried geomorphosites, allowing for a comparison between the geomorphosites of the two study areas and the application of the most appropriate management strategies in each of them based on their potential and needs. While in the Sierras de la Paramera and La Serrota, there is no type of development, neither didactic nor geotouristic, the Cañón del Río Lobos Natural Park is a consolidated touristic destination since its declaration. The actions proposed in Paramera and Serrota focus on the didactic application of its geomorphosites; the use of the geomorphological map for the dissemination of the abiotic heritage in the most unique space of the Natural Protected Area (NPA), the Castro de Ulaca; citizen science, involving citizens in dissemination and heritage processes; and finally, the heritage and geomorphological map of La Serrota glacial cirques. On the other hand, in Rio Lobos Natural Park, the actions proposed for this Natural Park include diversifying the tourist offer through the design of georoutes and the management and planning of geotourism, with geomorphosites as tools to support territorial planning.