From the top of El Risco we observe some places with great environmental interest , highlighting its mountains, pine, holm oak and juniper forests, the Douro and Andaluz riverside forests, and the Andaluz pasture (dehesa), which we can see combined with others dedicated to agricultural and livestock use.
The links between the territory and its inhabitants generate a landscape that comes to be perceived, valued and appreciated as such, as another cultural expression.
The tainas are one of our characteristic ethnological elements that have been integrated into the landscape, as traditional constructions intended to keep the herds of sheep, which keep alive the memory of Andaluz cattle past and where the Galiana cattle track passes through.
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