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Gavilanes is a small municipality in Ávila, with only 600 inhabitants. It has a natural pool in the Chorro gorge, located southwest of the town, on Pedro Bernardo Avenue. However, its greatest attraction, which is worth visiting, is the waterfall in the Chorro gorge, two kilometers from the town, near the Machine House. It is the highest waterfall in the community.

The trail turns left along the Senda de la Rubia, well marked with milestones of the short-distance trail PR-AV 15 towards the Pico pass, coming from Alto de Centenera. The route leaves the historic path of the Senda del Puerto del Arenal and continues along another mountain path that is part of the traditional landscapes of Gredos in the upper Tiétar, linked to mountain grazing and the natural resources used by the towns of the area. Mountain range. The Senda de la Rubia climbs a fairly broken slope with several route possibilities and enters the slopes of the Cañamarejo ravine. Part of the exclusivity of the landscape due to the tones of the rocks and the scarce vegetation is due to the fire that devastated this sector of the mountains more than a decade ago. The trail jumps over a hill and runs through the ravines of Las Majadillas and El Barrancón. In several places there are solitary specimens of pine trees that survived the fire or completely charred trunks like skeletons of forest mastodons. The path passes through the Fuente Fría spring and reaches the charming mountain area of Pradera de la Rubia, with a traditional hut at the foot of the mountain.

Mijares is located on the banks of the Las Torres gorge, which has given rise to a very quiet natural pool in a wonderful environment. In addition to this pool, there are two natural pools where you can enjoy a refreshing swim on a hot day: the Lucero pool and the Largo pool. At the top of the pool, there is a kiosk. It also has a small pool for children, which uses chlorinated water.

The ascent to Cabezo de Gavilanes begins at km.3'5 of the route (up to here dirt forest track), with a steep slope up to the Risco de Miravalles from there it is more bearable. All this climb you have to follow the stone milestones and metal marks on stones that have been placed by the Serranillos Town Hall.

A must visit if anyone walks through the area. Spectacular view and place that exudes peace and tranquility.