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It really is an amazing trail, a delight of waterfalls.

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I agree with Lucía, a beautiful trail, especially in spring.

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The mill dates from the 18th century and is located in a picturesque setting on the bed of the Rubionzo stream. It is currently restored and works as a rural house, it has a picnic area next to it and a few meters away is a beautiful waterfall.

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Just 2.5 km from the town of Borleña and following a very picturesque path and without difficulty, you reach this wonderful place that offers a beautiful landscape and a waterfall with a natural pool that in the summer months will be your ideal place to give yourself a refreshing bath.

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It is a very easy and beautiful route where many people usually go. It is difficult to take photos without meeting anyone.

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This waterfall is located in Borleña (Corvera de Toranzo) and is formed by the Arroyo de la Llana, a tributary of the Pas River, which falls sliding from a large rock (sometimes with little water) but which reaches a beautiful pool at its feet that makes you want to put your feet in it. The churrón is reached through a beautiful easy path, for all audiences and through a beautiful forest and that does not reach 2.5 km from the Bolera de Borleña.

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It is a small one-shaft mill located on the banks of the Rubionzo River. This took advantage of the energy generated by the waters to move the machinery inside and thus grind the neighbors' grains to prepare for winter. It is an example of a riverside mill that shows us the intensive use of resources that the inhabitants of these lands undertook in past centuries, generally destined for the winter grinding of corn that was grown in the valleys or cereal imported from Castile. This House-Mill of Rubionzo (S.XVIII) is now rehabilitated now as a rural dwelling, it still conserves its machinery and all the infrastructure that entailed the organization of the space around it: bridges, dams, canals, chamberas for cars, etc.

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La Garma is supposedly the end of the PR-S79 trail route and is where the Pisueña river is said to be born, although it is not like that and it does so higher up. At first glance you see a sign that tells you that it is La Garma and you see a small waterfall and the small river that you can cross, and a sign that says that you do not continue the path and you are about to turn around and go down ... . But the place has a trick because even if it is not indicated in any way, you just have to cross the river and carefully go down the river on the other side and you will find a couple of beautiful waterfalls and a small backwater which you can enjoy.

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