グアディアナ周辺のおすすめ滝ハイキング＆ウォーキング

The Cornalvo Dam, of Roman origin, is located within the Cornalvo Natural Park, in the province of Badajoz. Its ancient structure is still in operation and is a unique example of ancient engineering integrated into a meadow environment. Surrounded by peaceful trails and biodiversity, it is an ideal place to enjoy nature and history in a single walk.

The Cornalvo Dam is an impressive Roman engineering work located about 15 km from Mérida. Built in the 1st century AD, this dam is still in use today and is part of the Cornalvo Natural Park. The reservoir is an ideal place to enjoy nature and explore Roman history.

El Rugidero is a popular circular route in the Cornalvo Natural Park. Approximately 19.8 km. It is an excellent option for hiking lovers looking for a challenge and enjoying nature.

Built around 130 AD, this dam was used to supply water to the ancient Roman city of Augusta Emerita. The reservoir and its surroundings were declared a natural park in 2004, making it an ideal destination for nature and history lovers.

In spring the number of birds that can be observed from its viewpoints is spectacular and how beautiful the site can be.

It is worth reaching this point above the Presa de Cornalvo, a set of granitic rocks located on top of each other where the path that takes you has to jump over some of them!

In spring the number of birds that can be observed from its viewpoints is spectacular, without counting the herds of cattle that come to drink and frolic on the shore of the reservoir.

One of the attractions of the Cornalvo Natural Park is the homonymous reservoir that is very close to the town on the A-5 highway and is easily reached from Trujillo or San Pedro de Mérida. A place that deserves to visit and to which you can turn completely around a picturesque path.