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The Jerte River rises in the Gredos mountain range and flows through the impressive valley of the same name in northern Extremadura. Along its way, it feeds gorges, natural pools, and lush forests, becoming a true oasis, especially in spring, when cherry blossoms cover the landscape.

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The information value of the photos is zero! OK, there is water, but what are the paths like, their condition, etc.

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Separated from the Sierra de Gredos by the Puerto de Tornavacas, this uniform mountain range is also known as the Sierra de Candelario.

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It is essential to see it and enjoy it if you are in the area

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This impressive natural setting is one of those that remain stuck in the retina. With no more and no less than 13 natural pools, this incredible ravine shows off curious rock formations, the result of the action of water. It could be said that it is the heart of the Garganta de los Infiernos nature reserve.

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The Jerte is a river from Cáceres that gives its name to the valley through which it passes. The 11 towns that make up the Valle del Jerte commonwealth are located on both banks of the river, which runs a total of about 70 kilometres. This point is ideal to relax under the shade of the trees listening to the sound of the water.

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A very popular place in the area and with good reason it is. Next to the cross is the viewpoint that offers beautiful panoramic views of the entire Sierra de Béjar valley and the town below. A few meters away is the refuge and an area with tables to take a break and enjoy this wonderful place.

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It is the highest peak in the province of Salamanca at 2,427 meters above sea level. The views are amazing but to get here you will have to make a significant physical effort since the journey is very demanding. Remember that the important thing is to enjoy the road and this beautiful landscape.

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