El Charco Azul is a large natural pool formed by the river. The river reaches Charco through the narrowest part of the Canyon, where there is a small dam. In the past there was no dam, and this point was known as the “Stretch of Chulilla”, a dangerous waterfall, especially for the lumberjacks who decades ago used the river to transport trees from the western regions to the city of Valencia. The walkway in the wall was built for control and maintenance purposes of the dam. The last flood broke it, we do not recommend using. Swimming is possible, although only for experienced swimmers.

Back to town, We will walk down the river to the Peña Judia. You have to cross two small bridges along the route. Now it's surrounding the base of castle hill. While we walk, we see small cultivated gardens. These are the oldest in the city and have been worked since the Moors.

A huge cave in the mountain, “The Gollisno Cave”, It was used in the past as a goat corral and to the left, the “Cerro Frailecico”. It is possible to access both by a recently new track.

There are two more pools along the river, the “Fuente las Canales” and the “Remanso Las Mulas”. They are easily identified by the long trees that grow on their banks., so both are highly recommended for a stopover., rest for a while and refresh yourself with a bath, especially on hot days.

Following the trail, you will notice that the Canyon opens forming a valley, The gardens get bigger and the mountains not so steep. Above is the east side of the city, we are almost at the end of the track.

Walking through the steep streets we will reach our destination, the main square of the town. Once there, It's time to rest and have a drink in one of the bars.