Ávila sneaks back into conversations this summer with those looking for cold water without queues or parasols for rent. La Pozo de las Paredes, in Navacepeda de Tormes, has gained fame for having one of the most transparent waters in the whole province, and it is not an exaggeration of tourist brochure: you can see trout swimming at a glance below the surface, something that only happens when the water is really clean. The last week of July is u…
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Ávila sneaks back into conversations this summer with those looking for cold water without queues or parasols for rent. La Pozo de las Paredes, in Navacepeda de Tormes, has gained fame for having one of the most transparent waters in the whole province, and it is not an exaggeration of tourist brochure: you can see trout swimming at a glance below the surface, something that only happens when the water is really clean. The last week of July is u…