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Angulo's Valley
Trapped between the Sierra de Carbonilla – the eastern ridge of the la Peña Mountains – and the limestone ranges of the Sierra Salvada, there exists a stretch of spectacular countryside almost untouched by human intervention and so blessed with a distinctive wild beauty that confers much to the ‘personality’ of the lands which jointly make up the Mena Valley. This area is the Valle de Angulo, an area surrounded by steep mountainsides and leafy beechwoods, and home to spectacular waterfalls – the Peñaladros and San Miguel – as well as several small hamlets where excellent examples of traditional architecture can be found side by side with towers and other imposing buildings which date from the early medieval period.
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Peñaladros Waterfall. This spectacular waterfall, part of the River San Miguel, can be seen in the village of Cozuela, which belongs to the Valle de Angulo. With a drop of around 30 m and surrounded by dense and exuberant vegetation, the Peñaladros waterfall is one of the most beautiful sights in the area.
- San Miguel Waterfall Shaped like a horse’s tail, this waterfall falls over 200 m from the sides of the Sierra Salvada into the Valle de Angulo, but can only be seen during exceptionally rainy seasons and snow thaw.
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OFICINA DE TURISMO VALLE DE MENA
- C/ Eladio Bustamente, s/n.
09580 Villasana de Mena - Tlf y fax:
947 141 341