Cabezabellosa is located between Valle del Ambroz and Valle del Jerte. At the top of a natural promontory rests the hermitage of the Castle. This place already had beautiful views before the administration itself decided to place two metal walkways that allow (the first) to contemplate the village from above, and (the second) lose the look on the horizon reaching a multitude of towns and lakes.

Gargata De Marta, more than a gorge is a place, an idyllic spot, where we will enjoy a large and wooded picnic area, the remains of an old wine press and a gorge that ends in a beautiful waterfall.

El Caozo is surprising not only because it is a magnificent waterfall, but also because it is practically next to the road (a quick and easy access). In the rainy season, the spectacle is fascinating, nothing that can be told with photographs. In addition, the administration has placed a metal footbridge that allows to approach the torrent of water and has become one of the most photographed places in the valley.

It is not an area especially visited by tourists, but it is a fantastic landscape to take a walk and watch the sunset. The Piornalegos (natives of Piornal) call it "la Padrona". It is an area full of huge granite rocks (some even dangerous because of their height) with its own mountain vegetation and offers many possibilities for hiking, walking, drinking water from crystal clear mountain springs or spending a day in nature.

On the road up to the Torno, just 3.6km away once we left the N-630 that runs from end to end the valley of Jerte, we find this sculpture that is strategically located on a natural viewpoint. It will be rare not to find more than one vehicle parked. It is a very nice place, not only for the beauty and style of the figures (it is touching) but also for the deep views in both directions to the end of the valley and, on the other side, the reservoir to the city of Plasencia. If you do not go to the winch, it is well worth a detour and lose a few minutes to enjoy this viewpoint.

If you like, here I am going to propose in general, certain places, all related to Piornal, which have wonderful views. Piornal is the highest village in Extremadura and since you bother to climb to the top (1200 m altitude), maybe you want to take advantage of the visit and visit the different points.

My advice is to take advantage of the sunset, and now I will tell you about the different places from where you can contemplate the landscape. I would take the opportunity to bring a soda and a snack and stop for the afternoon. You have pleasant walking areas.

Perhaps the best place from where to see the whole valley in its immensity (the deep valley), the viewpoint of Tornavacas is located just up the mountain pass that separates Extremadura from Castilla y León. It is located at 1274 meters al titude and is a must stop for those who travel between the Valley and the great central plateau. An ideal place to take a few minutes of rest and even take the opportunity to eat a sandwich.

Every weekend, Granadilla is full of tourists. It is, undoubtedly, a good time to take a trip and visit this old abandoned village declared a historic-artistic site. Ideal to go with the family (adults and children) and walk along its walls and streets (in many cases semi-ruined) and, of course, climb to the top of the castle.

It is a small village, semi-derelict, surrounded in its entirety by a wall that you can go around almost completely and that offers beautiful views of the Gabriel y Galán reservoir (which surrounds most of the village). But for views, the ones you will enjoy when you climb to the top of the castle. The castle imposingly guards the entrance of the wall that gives access to the village. It is very original and not too high, so it is advisable to climb to the top (perhaps not for very old people, because of its steep spiral stairs) as it serves as a viewpoint. The landscape, with the water of the reservoir surrounding the village, is really beautiful.

The route is short and if you walk a lot you will have seen everything in little more than an hour. On the outside, next to the parking lots there are groves of trees and a small area that serves as a picnic area. If we take a snack, we can have a nice time.

Cáparra is well worth a visit. It is a small archaeological site of an ancient Roman city of great importance in the life of the time. And where stands out, above all, its quadruple arc, unique in its kind in the Iberian Peninsula and has become one of the symbols of Extremadura.

You can visit the site, after passing through the interpretation center (in this case of great interest if you like to know everything about the great infrastructures created by the Romans). It is an enclosed area with parking area that you can visit with the family on the days and times established (see below for visiting hours).