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Spectacular waterfall and pool. If you follow the Borosa trail, you can't miss stopping and swimming in it. In summer, the sun starts shining directly after 11:30, and the water and the bottom of the pool go from opaque black to transparent turquoise. This makes it less scary to go in, but after that time, people start to gather around this spot!

The path is designed and prepared to be done on foot, but it can be done by mountain bike from Aguasnegras to the power station (downhill) as long as you are willing to get off the bike and push it for a few kilometres in sections. During the route you must go through two tunnels where you will need a certain skill or ingenuity to get through with the bike, you will pass through spectacular places where swimming in summer is obligatory such as the pools and jump of the Organs and the skull. Once at the power station you will find a track that follows the river again, you can go to the Cerrada de Elias, but there it is not legal to ride a bike.

Although somewhat hidden (you must turn to the right a few meters to find it) it is a busy and refreshing place, ideal for resting before continuing with the climb.

A tributary of the Bolera reservoir, it creates an idyllic landscape full of life. It is worth visiting.

The trail to Salto de los Órganos starts from the power station and is probably one of the most spectacular and challenging sections. After overcoming some steep slopes, to the left, from the Picón del Haza, a waterfall with a drop of more than 170 meters unfolds. The force of this waterfall is used by the hydroelectric plant.

When there is a lot of water there is a small waterfall here. The trail around here is very nice and there is a point where you can cross the river nearby.

The path goes up and down several times between the stone towers, passes through small groups of giant pines, a couple of dense bojedas and crosses the old terraces of the Cortijo del Haza, the last hollow before crossing the Cinto del Haza and going down to the canal from the Órganos reservoir. In the last descent there is a group of pines with several hundred-year-old specimens. The trail turns to the right, crosses the channel tunnel and begins the descent of the Borosa River canyon through an impressive tuff formation. Sometimes the Salto de los Órganos is formed with the excess water from the canal, a hundred-meter waterfall that falls on the road before reaching the Borosa Hydroelectric Power Plant. The forest track that goes down to the fish farm begins at the door of the plant.

Set of small waterfalls that form the Guazalamanco waterfalls, located on the river of the same name. After a rainy season, the waterfalls offer a very beautiful natural spectacle.