La Chorrera de Ventillas is one of those beautiful and unknown places that Sierra Morena houses in one of its hidden corners. It is located in the municipality of Fuencaliente (C. Real) about 19 kilometers from this town and just over 3 kilometers from Ventillas, district of Fuencaliente. This mountainous area is known as Sierra Madrona and its northern face (the Malagonas) is one of the wildest and most humid, providing the greatest number of streams and water to the Montoro River. This stream, in particular, is called Chorrera de la Garganta, which ends up joining the stream of Nueveveces and Aliseda that flows into the Montoro river next to the village of Ventillas between its hamlet and the hermitage of San Marcos. It is advisable to visit the place after it has rained to appreciate the waterfall at its peak, although the botanical, faunal diversity and landscape is overwhelming at any time of the year.