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It's very beautiful there. It's tempting to swim.

The dam is located on the Turón riverbed and its function is to regulate flow and sediments. Regardless of its use, the environment that surrounds it is very picturesque and highly visited by those who frequent the area. It is easily reached by following the path that goes along the river.

This trail makes up the first stage between Ronda and El Burgo of the Long Distance Trail number 243, whose commercial name is Sendero de la Sierra de las Nieves. It is mainly used by hikers so drive carefully in the less wide sections.

The origin of this town is Celtic, but in its streets you can see vestiges of its Roman and Andalusian past and as a refuge for bandits from the Costa del Sol. It has been rebuilt on several occasions, mainly after the 1775 earthquake that caused it very affected.

This port is a mandatory stop both to rest and to contemplate the foothills of Sierra Hidalga and its centuries-old Spanish firs.

The highest point of the cycling route and trail from El Burgo. Obligatory stop to observe to the southwest the singular and characteristic hill of Carramolo del Queso (in Sierra Hidalga) with some old Spanish firs.

The Turón river dams are responsible for regulating the flow and controlling excess sediment. From the Molino Caído dam there is a path that goes down to the bathing area, known as Azud Largo.

Great place for bathing in Turon river