Best attractions and places to see around Navarredonda De La Rinconada are found within the Sierra de Francia-Quilamas region of Salamanca, Spain. This area features natural landmarks such as peaks and natural pools, alongside historical sites and traditional village architecture. The landscape includes protected natural areas with diverse forests and wildlife, offering opportunities for outdoor exploration.
Last updated: July 2, 2026
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Nice walk around, impressive cemetery, the tower was closed, but the castle is usually open.
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Located between the municipalities of Navarredonda de la Rinconada and Escurial de la Sierra, in the Sierra de Francia-Quilamas region. A protected natural area within the Natura 2000 network, with oak and chestnut forests and wildlife such as the golden eagle and griffon vulture.
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The climb up this narrow valley is a delight, especially on days when there is not much traffic. The views, the sounds of nature, the vegetation, the aromas of rockroses and other wild flowers allow us to almost forget that we are going uphill for a good part of the journey :-D
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Nice 12 km ascent from the Puentes del Alagón to San Miguel de Valero. Almost 500 m of ascent, so it requires form. More than half of the climb passes next to the banks of the Río de las Quilamas.
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The top of Pico Cervero is located at 1,522 meters above sea level within the wonderful Natural Space of Las Quilamas. The ascent is demanding and depending on where you climb it from, it may have some technical sectors. From Linares de Riofrío you can follow the path through the Honfrías forest, a wonderful and picturesque place.
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Picturesque and quiet town at the gates of the Parque de la Sierra de Francia with several hiking trails that arrive or start here.
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Typical town in the interior of Salamanca, very picturesque with cobblestone streets and very old stone and wooden houses that still retain their charm today. It is located at the gates of the Sierra de Francia Park and is an ideal place to start your route.
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The castle dates from the 15th century and has recently been restored. It also has an Interpretation Center and museum that is worth visiting.
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The region is rich in natural beauty. You can visit Cervero Peak, the highest point in the Sierra de las Quilamas, offering 360º views and part of a Natura 2000 protected area. The Sierra de las Quilamas itself features lush forests, streams, and natural pools. Other notable spots include the Mirador Pico Calahorra for raptor observation and various natural swimming pools (pozas) for a refreshing dip.
Yes, the area has a rich history. The town of Navarredonda de la Rinconada preserves traditional architecture with masonry and slate. You can also explore the historic flour mills, fulling mills, and lime kilns, some of which have been restored. Don't miss the "La Rueda" Archaeological Site with ancient engravings, and the 15th-century San Martín del Castañar Castle, which houses an Interpretation Center and museum.
The region offers diverse hiking opportunities. Challenging routes include the Sendero del Pico Cervero and the Ascent to Puerto de Valero, a scenic mountain pass. For those interested in history, the Ruta de Los Molinos explores ancient mills. You can find various running trails, including the Pico Cervero and Honfrías Trail, by checking the Running Trails around Navarredonda De La Rinconada guide.
Absolutely. The picturesque settlement of Sequeros, with its traditional streets, is considered family-friendly. San Martín del Castañar Castle also offers an engaging visit for families. Additionally, the natural swimming pool within the La Dehesa recreational area provides picnic facilities and sports amenities suitable for all ages.
Yes, the area is popular for cycling. You'll find routes like the challenging La Alberca, Mogarraz, and San Martín del Castañar Loop. For more options, explore the Cycling around Navarredonda De La Rinconada guide or the Road Cycling Routes around Navarredonda De La Rinconada guide for detailed itineraries.
Beyond the main attractions, consider seeking out the Cueva de la Mora, a cave high in the Sierra de las Quilamas with local legends. The various natural 'pozas' (pools) scattered throughout the mountain environment offer tranquil and cool retreats. Exploring the restored lime kilns in the La Calería region also provides a unique glimpse into the area's industrial past.
Visitors frequently praise the stunning 360º views from Cervero Peak and the picturesque charm of traditional villages like Sequeros. The blend of natural landscapes, historical sites, and opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking and cycling are highly appreciated.
Yes, the Sierra de las Quilamas is known for its numerous streams, springs, and natural pools (pozas) that provide opportunities for wild swimming, especially during warmer months. The municipality also has a dedicated natural swimming pool within the La Dehesa recreational area.
The region offers attractions year-round. Spring and autumn are ideal for hiking and cycling due to milder temperatures and vibrant natural colors. Summer is perfect for enjoying the natural swimming pools and cooler mountain air. The protected areas with oak and chestnut forests are beautiful in any season.
Yes, the proximity to other traditional villages provides opportunities for further exploration. These include Escurial, Linares, Monforte, Tamames, Cereceda, Miranda Del Castañar, and Mogarraz. Villanueva del Conde is another picturesque and quiet town at the gates of the Sierra de Francia Park.
The Sierra de las Quilamas, particularly around Cervero Peak, is a Natura 2000 protected area. It's known for diverse wildlife, including golden eagles and griffon vultures. The Mirador Pico Calahorra is an excellent spot for observing raptors.


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