Abrigo del Voro (arte rupestre)
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Hidden gem FREE
Almost everyone stops at the Charcos de Quesa pools without realising that, upstream through the río Grande canyon, hides a shelter with some fifty Levantine rock paintings: archers, women and a scene that looks like a ritual dance, all in wine-red. It's art made thousands of years ago deep in the gorge, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and with hardly a soul around.
Follow the PR-CV 203 trail from the Charcos car park along the río Grande bed; bring water shoes and drinking water, as the river is often dry on the surface and there's no shade or facilities at the shelter.
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