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The Peña del Hierro Viewpoint, located in Nerva (Huelva), is part of the Riotinto Mining Park and offers one of the most impressive views of the source of the Tinto River, as well as the mining crater of the old pyrite mine.

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The source of the Tinto River is located in the municipality of Nerva, in the province of Huelva, Andalusia, and is one of the most unique landscapes in Europe due to its reddish color and its scientific and geological value.

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An approximately 3 kilometer long circular route leads around the natural monument Montera de Gossan. Don't miss it because of the beautiful views.

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Also known as the Padre Caro mountain range, it indicates the source of the Río Tinto which runs through the interior of Huelva for about 100 km until it reaches the Odiel River. Its name is due to the reddish color of its waters, caused by the weathering of minerals with a high content of heavy metal sulfides that were found and exploited in various deposits along the riverbed.

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Views of one of the meanders formed by the Rio Tinto as it passes through the municipality of Berrocal.

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Religious sanctuary of the town of Berrocal. Said congregation was divided into two buildings that represented two sides, the one above and the one below. That is why we still find the Hermitage of the Brotherhood of the Santa Cruz de Abajo and the one above.

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Very nice vantage point with picnic area.

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Bridge that crosses the Río Tinto in its red colors and unusual waters with these dyes. The pedestrian-only bridge crosses both sides of the river.

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Section of river that is crossed by the road but from where you can see the water passage before entering again towards the mountains near El Madroño.

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Section of the Greenway from Peña de Hierro to Pozo Rotilio. At its beginning you have Peña de Hierro 200 meters away and the source of the Río Tinto a little further.

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The Cachán bridge is an old railway bridge located in Berrocal. Originally it was part of the Rio Tinto railway, which was in operation between 1875 and 1984.

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From the bridge over the Gallego stream there is a slight ascent, smooth except for a curved section and with a slope of almost 8%. The landscape has recovered well after the 2004 fire.

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Beautiful views of the Rio Tinto valley from this panoramic point. The river provides that ocher color and together with the environment that surrounds it, they make up an almost Martian landscape, from another planet.

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This road that runs next to the old Riotinto Mines will give you the impression that you are traveling through another planet. A very peculiar landscape and different from what you may know, there is not too much green in the vicinity but instead you will have a varied palette of colors ranging from ocher, gold, yellow, orange and gray.

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This place does not seem from this planet! It is one of the most important mines (already in disuse) in the Nerva area that were exploited to extract iron ore. Today they can be visited by walking along the authorized trails to maintain safety, since these places are usually dangerous due to possible landslides.

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Also known as Sierra de Padre Caro, it indicates the source of the Río Tinto which runs through the interior of Huelva for about 100 km until it reaches the Río Odiel. Its name is due to the reddish color of its waters caused by the weathering of minerals with a high content of heavy metal sulfides that were found and exploited in various deposits along the riverbed.

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Beautiful views of the Rio Tinto valley from this panoramic point. The river provides that ocher color and together with the environment that surrounds it, they make up an almost Martian landscape, from another planet.

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This place seems from another planet! It is one of the most important mines (already in disuse) in the Nerva area that were exploited to extract iron ore. Today they can be visited by walking along the authorized trails to maintain safety, since these places are usually dangerous due to possible landslides.

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Site also known as Sierra de Padre Caro, marks the source of the Río Tinto which runs through the interior of Huelva for about 100 km until it reaches the Río Odiel. Its name is due to the reddish color of its waters caused by the weathering of minerals with a high content of heavy metal sulfides that were found and exploited in various deposits along the riverbed. This wonderful site and the river that is born from here is the subject of scientific studies in collaboration with NASA to analyze a possible analogy with the planet Mars.

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Footbridge across the Río Tinto to the old railroad tracks. You can walk along the path and see the red river. In springtime- there are tons of bee eaters along the path. Suitable for gravel/mountain biking as well!