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The Contrabando Viewpoint is located in Hinojosa de Duero (Salamanca), within the Arribes del Duero Natural Park, a hiking and tourist route situated on the border with Portugal. From the viewpoint, you can enjoy panoramic views of the Duero River, the Saucelle Waterfall, the border with Portugal, and geological and cultural formations such as: Cabeza de Moncalvo: a hill with the remains of a pre-Roman hill fort. Peña de la Vela, Poyo Durón (in Portugal), and Cerro del Reventón.

Up here, where the Ribeira de Vilarinho embraces the Douro, stands the ancient Castro de Vilarinho dos Galegos, also known as Castelo dos Mouros. Here, a natural viewpoint offers a wide view over the hillsides covered in junipers. But the real surprise lies on the ground: a sea of sharp, chaotic quartz stones created an almost insurmountable defence. Soon after, a deep moat carved into the rock served as the final barrier. Nature and ingenuity united in a fortress that has withstood the test of time.

Along the trail that once served as a route for smugglers, there is a viewpoint that honours its past: the Miradouro do Contrabando. From up here, the view over the vertiginous Douro valley is breathtaking. In the past, many people passed through these winding paths in silence and hope, crossing the border in search of a more dignified life.

The Pozo de los Humos is an impressive waterfall located in the province of Salamanca, in the autonomous community of Castilla y León, Spain. This waterfall is located on the Uces River and is known for its spectacular waterfall of about 50 meters high, especially impressive during the rainy season. 😊

Beautiful waterfall ( to be better seen in wet season) with a hiking loop (with high steps) around it so it's visible from above and below.

Be sure to take the little detour!

The Pozo de los Humos waterfall is the most impressive because it is the mightiest. The best time to see the show is from December to May.

Pozo Airón is a waterfall located in the municipality of Pereña de la Ribera, in the province of Salamanca, Castilla y León, Spain. The area is characterized by a Mediterranean-type microclimate with typical vegetation of the Spanish Levante, such as olive trees, almez, junipers, junipers, etc.