The Los Ángeles River surrounds La Pesga, a hidden gem in the north of Trasierra-Tierras de Granadilla.

A riverside promenade offering postcard-perfect views surrounds the town. This is a water lover’s paradise: from canoeing to serene boat rides, the river has something for everyone.

La Pesga’s history is told by the two bridges joining different periods. The first was built between 1925 and 1930. The second, in 1965. Together they tell the story of the town’s evolution and progress.

Another treasure of La Pesga awaits higher up, at the Pico Blanco overlook, a natural balcony offering breathtaking panoramic views. From here, you can admire the sea of olive trees stretching over the horizon, with the Los Ángeles River and the tranquil Gabriel y Galán Reservoir as a stunning backdrop.

The 18th-century church of San Francisco Javier is a testimonial of faith and architecture. This temple made of sturdy slate masonry served as a worship and burial place until 1846.