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The Virgin of Pradas has many devotees in the area. Noteworthy is the procession that takes place in early spring between San Agustín and this hermitage. The castle belonged to the Escriche family for years. It has now been transferred to the San Agustín town council. Few remains of the castle remain, but the tower and the entrance arch are notable. We hope it will be rebuilt one day. Be sure to visit the bridge a little further down, as well as some of the surrounding abandoned villages.

An old mill that used the river to flow. Next to the mill is a hundred-year-old tree.

La Carrasca Fountain, also known as the Virgin of Pradas Fountain. It normally has water, except in times of severe drought. Locals use it as their traditional drinking water.

Be careful, in 2025 the train track is under construction and the Green Way is closed from here to Torás.

Aerial walkway offering spectacular views of the Mijares River Gorge. Not suitable for people with heightened vertigo. There's a picnic area, children's playground, and parking. It's a good place to start/finish hiking trails in the area.

The Fuente de la Salud (Health Fountain) in Olba (Teruel) is a charming natural spot, highly valued by hikers and visitors seeking tranquility, nature, and pure water. It is a natural spring located in a wooded setting next to the Mijares River, surrounded by native vegetation. It is part of a highly accessible circular hiking route, ideal for all fitness levels. The spring's water is known for its purity and freshness, and has traditionally been attributed with health-giving properties.

The Charles IV Bridge in Olba is a historic structure that crosses the Mijares River. This bridge, built in the 18th century, is known for its stone architecture and its importance in connecting local routes. Originally, it had four arches, but two of them were destroyed during the Civil War. The bridge is a highlight on several hiking trails, such as the one from Olba to Fuente los Pertegaces. This circular route allows you to enjoy the natural beauty of the valley and other points of interest such as the Salud aqueduct.

When passing along the road that goes from the highway from Teruel to Olba, a couple of kilometers before this town, an aqueduct appears on a curve, just in front of the start of the road that leads to the village of Los Ramones. There is an information panel and from there a short path starts that leads to the fountain of the same name. The fountain, small and discreet, is on the left bank of the Rubielos River, which upstream from the fountain is enclosed forming narrow narrows.