Molino de las Pisadas

Ruins of an old water mill that marks the beginning of the Fuente del Berro River and that surrounds a curious legend.
Legend has it that it was formerly an inaccessible and forbidden place until one day a shepherd left his goats there while he hit the local pines with his stick. Suddenly the cavities of the mountain resounded, the cattle fled but the shepherd was chased by the very devil wrapped in flames. Despite this, the shepherd managed to flee by jumping into the river from the ravine, but the devil left his footprints there, which are still marked on the rock next to the mill.

Old mill right next to the river. Among the ruins, we can see the canal that fed the mill and the well where the water gained strength.
Attached to the mill we find the miller's house, with whitewashed walls and a balcony. In addition to these buildings, we can see the old tejería, a factory that supplied tiles to make the town's buildings.