
RURAL PARADISE IN NORTHERN EXTREMADURA

Sierra de Gata is a beautiful mountainous region located in the northwest of Extremadura, a region in central Spain bordering Portugal.
With a landscape of rich natural diversity, it is noted for its woods of chestnut, oak, and pine trees, and its spectacular rock formations.
The area is dotted with picturesque villages such as Gata, Hoyos, Cilleros, or San Martín de Trevejo, which retain their rural charm.
«Sierra de Gata is an ideal destination for those seeking tranquillity and nature.»
Villa de Gata
Our campsite is located in the town of Gata, situated right in the heart of the region.
Its historic centre has been declared a Site of Cultural Interest with the category of Historic Site. Among its architectural attractions, you can also find La Torre de la Almenara or the ruins of the Franciscan Convent.
Nature lovers will also enjoy "Las Fuentes" Hiking Trail or "Puente de la Huerta" Natural Pool.


Nature and Landscape
The landscape of Sierra de Gata, in Cáceres, is a natural paradise of mountains and valleys covered in forests of chestnut, oak, and pine trees.
Streams, rock formations, and unique villages dot the region, offering a serene and attractive setting, perfect for enjoying nature and tranquillity.
Activities
In Sierra de Gata, you can enjoy activities such as hiking along routes like the Río de los Molinos route or the Ruta de los Castaños.
You can also go mountain biking, observe wildlife such as deer and birds of prey, explore some of Extremadura's prettiest villages, or cool off in its crystal-clear natural pools.
Other options include fishing in reservoirs and rivers, enjoying the local gastronomy, or taking routes by motorbike or car through mountainous landscapes.


Rural charm
The villages of Sierra de Gata, in Extremadurda, are notable for their rural charm and traditional architecture.
In addition to Villa de Gata, we highlight Hoyos, known for its natural landscape; Trevejo, with its spectacular castle; Cilleros, with cobbled streets and stone houses; or San Martín de Trevejo, famous for its vernacular language and its charming streets.
Other villages such as Valverde del Fresno and Villamiel retain great authenticity, surrounded by chestnut trees and mountains.
These places offer tranquillity, history, and a rich culture, making them ideal for enjoying nature and traditional Extremaduran life.

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