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This path that goes up the Nava Gorge takes us to its source, in the homonymous lagoon, located at more than 1,900 meters above sea level. The alpine landscape of Gredos never disappoints, guarding us at all times during our ascension.

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This lagoon is curious with respect to the rest since normally, glacial cirques tend to take a direction perpendicular to the ridge of the mountain, that is to say they descend in a north or south direction. This one, however, does it in an east direction, with the Covacha del Losar as the highest part!

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The section between the Barco lagoon and the pass that separates the Covacha and Juraco summits is of great technical difficulty due to the unevenness and the type of surface. You have to face more than 500 meters of ascent in a matter of one kilometer and, in addition, the path is not marked. The line runs through a huge granite scree where there is little grip if the rock is wet. The section requires the occasional short climb.

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The descent to the Barco lagoon follows a rough and delicate terrain through the Cuadrada lagoon to the shore of the great mountain lake where the Galín Gómez gorge begins. On the wall of the lagoon there is a mountain refuge and the short-distance path PR-AV 36 begins, which descends to the right of the glacial basin. The layout of the path improves immediately, especially when it reaches the terrain of the mountain pastures. At the Chozo de Anselmo de Las Escaleruelas you have to leave the short-distance trail, which follows the main lane to the left, and continue straight down towards the valley basin along a hillside complicated by vegetation. The path first passes over two ditches and a couple of bridges and then crosses the main stream of the valley, descending from the high peaks along the right bank of the gorge. The layout is imprecise at first and sometimes they get lost in the grassy fields.

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The hidden Laguna de la Nava is hard to come by. The trail goes up a cobbled path and finally the artificial wall appears, built to increase the capacity of the original bucket excavated by the old glaciers that modeled the Corral del Diablo, the energetic and dark amphitheater that surrounds the rounded lagoon. The PR-AV 39 trail ends at the water's edge. The trail route continues along the path that goes up the eastern slope of the glacial cirque, the best place to continue running up the mountain. The path passes through some ruins and climbs towards the valley of the Ronchito stream.

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The Laguna de los Caballeros is a lagoon of glacial origin located in the upper part of the gorge of the same name, in the western sector of the Sierra de Gredos, in the municipality of Navalonguilla, (Ávila, Castilla y León, Spain). The lagoon is located at an altitude of about 2,000 meters above sea level in an extensive glacial valley (one of the three located on the north face of La Covacha).1 La Covacha, with a height of 2,399 meters above sea level, constitutes the highest point in the western sector. of the Sierra de Gredos.2​n. 1 Unlike the rest of the lagoons in the region, the Caballeros lagoon has not been artificially dammed.

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The Laguna de los Caballeros is in a beautiful glacial cirque in the western sector of the Sierra de Gredos at an altitude of 2,000 meters, surrounded by slopes shaped by ancient glaciations and granite peaks that seem like untouchable sentinels of eternal stones.

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The route that leads to the Caballeros lagoon, the PR-AV 40 short-distance trail (white and yellow markings), runs 11 kilometers along the upper course of the gorge from Navalguijo to the lagoon, advancing parallel to the riverbed.

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