Los Infiernos, Natural site in Province of Ávila, Spain.
Los Infiernos is a natural area in Ávila province featuring jagged rock formations and wild vegetation spread across rolling terrain. The site combines exposed stone outcrops with native shrubs and plants that thrive in this highland environment.
The site formed over millions of years through geological processes that carved out its rocky structure in the Castilian highlands. Erosion and weathering continue to shape the landscape's appearance today.
Local communities near Los Infiernos maintain traditional agricultural practices that have influenced the surrounding landscape for generations.
The site can be reached via marked trails from the villages of Brabos or Horcajuelo, with parking available at designated entry points. Visitors should bring sturdy footwear and weather-appropriate clothing, as the terrain is rocky and exposed to the elements.
The geographical coordinates at 40.748124° latitude and -4.919398° longitude mark a location where distinct microclimates support specialized plant communities.
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