All people who want to enjoy nature in an environment of incomparable beauty, walking through forests of chestnut and oak in the foothills of the Sierra de Gredos Tormantos and, can do along the route of the pylons, the activity of low difficulty / moderate (available for all ages) and a round trip of 7 kms. (Approx. 1 hour each).
We get into the N-110 linking Plasencia with Barco de Avila. The crossing to access the nature reserve is between the towns of Valley and Jerte Cabezuela (about 2 kms. The latter), being marked.
After taking the turn and just 1 km., Find the parking lot where there is the Interpretation Centre Reserve (where we provide plans and all information on the routes to be) and a few meters beyond the valley camping Jerte.
In the car park the route starts (well signposted) that ascending pathways with sweeping views of the fauna (living amphibians, reptiles, eagles, vultures, owls, mountain goats, trout, etc..) And vegetation (alder, ash, willow , strawberry, cherry, juniper, heather, etc.) native and accompanied by the sweet sound of water running down the throat will take us to the Pylons, carved into the rock formations naturally by erosion from water flow, causing up to 11 pools or pots of cold water and crystal are connected by waterfalls.
We get into the N-110 linking Plasencia with Barco de Avila. The crossing to access the nature reserve is between the towns of Valley and Jerte Cabezuela (about 2 kms. The latter), being marked.
After taking the turn and just 1 km., Find the parking lot where there is the Interpretation Centre Reserve (where we provide plans and all information on the routes to be) and a few meters beyond the valley camping Jerte.
In the car park the route starts (well signposted) that ascending pathways with sweeping views of the fauna (living amphibians, reptiles, eagles, vultures, owls, mountain goats, trout, etc..) And vegetation (alder, ash, willow , strawberry, cherry, juniper, heather, etc.) native and accompanied by the sweet sound of water running down the throat will take us to the Pylons, carved into the rock formations naturally by erosion from water flow, causing up to 11 pools or pots of cold water and crystal are connected by waterfalls.
Hells Gorge Nature Reserve was declared in November 1994 to preserve one of the few mountain ecosystems present in Extremadura.
The recommended seasons to make the route are in spring and autumn, when nature is in full bloom of life and color, enjoying of the spectacular landscape, though in summer when more people do this route with the added bonus of being able to swim in its clear waters.
is advisable to wear sport clothes and comfortable shoes, preferably in the mountains, and the bag of fluids to stay well hydrated.
you enjoy your trip!
Elena Alonso
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