Nature
Nature is an invitation to explore and connect with the environment in an incomparable natural setting, a space with landscapes you will never forget.
Outdoor activities, hiking, bird watching and contemplating the spectacular landscapes make our region an ideal destination for nature lovers and those seeking experiences in contact with nature.
The Ambroz Valley is proud to boast three protected spaces: the Gabriel y Galán Reservoir SPA, Granadilla SCA, and four Noble Trees. A noble birch tree in Puerto de (Gargantilla), a noble cork oak tree in Fresneda (Aldeanueva del Camino), a noble chestnut tree in Temblar (Segura de Toro), noble chestnut trees in Corbiche and Marotera (Casas del Monte) and the protected public forest in Castañar Gallego (Hervás). A large part of our territory is officially protected in some way.
Find out more about the life that’s all around us here in the Ambroz Valley and enjoy a world that’s just waiting to be discovered!
Did you know?
Our rich biodiversity and unique flora and fauna have earned us the honour of being part of the Ecotourism Club of Spain, an initiative supported by the Spanish Ecotourism Association (AEE).
Natural spaces Ambroz Valley
Extremaduran charm: holm oak and cork oak dehesas
Aquatic Landscapes
Among chestnut and oak woods
Pine Forests of Granadilla and Rutting Deer
Our protected areas
Árbol Singular Alcornoque de la Fresneda
Aldeanueva del Camino
Árbol Singular Abedular del Puerto de Honduras
Gargantilla
Árbol Singular Castaños del Temblar
Segura de Toro
Árbol Singular Castaños del Corbiche y la Marotera
Casas del Monte
ZEPA Embalse Gabriel y Galán
Abadía
ZEC Granadilla
Abadía, Aldeanueva del Camino y Baños de Montemayor
ZEC Sierra de Gredos y Valle del Jerte
Casas del Monte, Segura de Toro, Gargantilla, Hervás, La Garganta y Baños de Montemayor
Paisaje Protegido Monte Público “Castañar gallego”
Hervás
Suggestions
- Move around Ambroz Cáparra and walk along its numerous routes
- Take a dip in our natural pools and swimming areas.
