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A beautiful spot for a stroll, along its footbridges over the river. The Navarincon Waterfall route begins here.

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Section that leaves the Abraham Tower path towards the Casa Palillos interpretation centre.

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This is a pleasant, flat path on elevated walkways through a riparian forest next to the Bullaque River, surrounded by lush riparian vegetation and also vegetation typical of Mediterranean forests. It allows you to see specimens of willow, ash, laurustinus, oak, etc., and enjoy the song of birds such as the nightingale or the wagtail. It has simple explanatory panels about the plants that can be seen, and is accessible for people with reduced mobility.

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The Torre de Abraham Reservoir Viewpoint is located in Retuerta del Bullaque, north of the Cabañeros National Park. This viewpoint offers wide and spectacular views of the reservoir and the Retuerta raña.

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La Tabla de la Yedra is known for its scenic beauty and ecological value. On its banks, we can find a rich flora and fauna, including willows, ash trees, black and white poplars, poplars, white and yellow water lilies, arachnids and elms. In addition, it is a place frequented by fishing enthusiasts, and large carp can be caught in the Bullaque River. There are also hiking routes that cross the three bridges over the river

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Roman Bridge: This old bridge, built in Roman times, crosses the Arroyo del Raso. It has three eyes and measures approximately six meters long by three meters wide. In times past, it was a gathering place for many women who washed their clothes there. These monuments are not only witnesses of history, but also places that connect people with the roots and culture of Picón. 🏰

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The origin of the town and its name is attributed to the existence of a house in the middle of the mountain, whose first inhabitants would dedicate themselves to charcoal making for sale, or piconcillo. Thirteen castellones or anter-Roman forts, fortresses and homes of primitive settlers have been located around the town, the most relevant being the so-called Plaza de Armas de Picón Viejo. Regarding its heritage, it is worth highlighting the Church of El Salvador, from the 15th century, the Hermitage of San Isidro, and the Town Hall House from the 16th century.

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Roman Bridge: This old bridge, built in Roman times, crosses the Arroyo del Raso. It has three eyes and measures approximately six meters long by three meters wide. In times past, it was a gathering place for many women who washed their clothes there. These monuments are not only witnesses of history, but also places that connect people with the roots and culture of Picón. 🏰🌿

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