Audio Guide of Chorro de los Ángeles Viewpoint

Chorro de los Ángeles Viewpoint is a natural area with free access, so you can visit at any time of day, seven days a week. To get there, we recommend following the signs to Casares de las Hurdes and then looking for the specific viewpoint signs, ideally by car. There is no fixed opening or closing time. You can find more details on how to get there on the Extremadura Tourism website: Extremadura Tourism.

No, access to Chorro de los Ángeles Viewpoint is completely free. It is a natural area managed by the local community, and there is no charge to enjoy its impressive views.

To fully enjoy Chorro de los Ángeles Viewpoint and its surroundings, we suggest allowing between 1 and 2 hours. This will give you enough time to park comfortably, walk around the viewpoint, admire the scenery, and take photos without rushing.

The name 'Chorro de los Ángeles' comes from the spectacular waterfall that forms at this spot, especially after the rainy season. The beauty and power of the falling water have evoked something heavenly for centuries, giving it such a poetic and evocative name.

The best time to visit the viewpoint is in spring or autumn, when the landscape is greener and more vibrant, and the waterfall usually has a stronger flow. The temperatures are also more pleasant. If you want to see the waterfall at its most impressive, just after heavy rain is ideal.

Access to the viewpoint can be a little difficult for people with reduced mobility or strollers, as the terrain is natural and may be uneven. Caution is recommended and, if possible, you should check with Casares de las Hurdes Town Hall to see whether there are adapted paths. You can find contact details on the Las Hurdes Town Halls website.

Plenty! You should not leave Las Hurdes without visiting other impressive viewpoints such as La Antigua Viewpoint, or charming villages like El Gasco or La Alberca. I also recommend exploring the famous hamlets and trying the local cuisine. The region offers hiking routes and natural pools for cooling off in summer. Check the Las Hurdes Tourism website for more ideas.

Of course, here are a couple: wear comfortable footwear, as there may be short walks or uneven ground. Do not forget your camera, because the views are spectacular. If you visit in summer, protect yourself from the sun and stay well hydrated. And always, please, respect the natural surroundings: do not leave rubbish behind, and follow the signs to help preserve this wonderful place for everyone.