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The El Portillo reservoir or El Portillo Dam is located on the Castril River, in the municipality of Castril, in the province of Granada. This reservoir belongs to the Guadalquivir Hydrographic Confederation, in the Granada area.

It is a dam built in 1968 and is used to retain irrigation water and for human consumption, since its facilities are not used to produce electricity.

The Río Galera that goes from Castillejar to the town that bears the same name, Galera, we encounter this area of fluvial terraces that the river itself has created and that leaves us with a beautiful valley, comparing the greenest areas of the valley floor with the silt lands with low plants.

Castillejar is a small town where the Río Guardal crosses, and unlike the Sierra de Cazorla to the east of the town, which is green and full of trees, at this point we find hills with very low vegetation. A difference in landscape that gives it a unique point in this area of Granda.

Galera is a nice little town surrounded by good mountain biking trails. It has some interesting archaeological sites and other things to see.

This cemetery has a long and controversial history and many graves were left in ruins. However, it is considered by some as a patrimonial attraction to take care of because here is the history of the last 200 years of Benamaurel. It is currently closed to the public as efforts are being made to clean it up and even make it a point of interest with an explanation of its history.

The San Clemente Reservoir is an impressive water reserve located in Húescar. The water that accumulates in it is used mainly for irrigation. This reservoir offers a beautiful natural landscape surrounded by mountains and a great variety of flora and fauna.

Located on the Castril river, the Portillo dam offers an impressive landscape of turquoise waters surrounded by mountains and forests. In addition to its natural beauty, the reservoir is also an ideal place for water sports, as well as bird watching.