Beautiful mountain landscapes, rivers and rocks on the Cedeño

Happy start to the week, nature-loving friends! It's a pleasure to greet you and share a new adventure in the town of Cedeño, located on the Cumaná-Cumanacoa national highway. This time, our route takes us to Poza Remolino. The path to this pool is somewhat demanding, as it includes a mountainous section, large rocks, and several stream crossings. During this dry season, these streams have little water and many stones. In fact, because I wasn't wearing shoes and didn't heed my friend's advice, my feet ended up a bit bruised from the stones. The flip-flops I wore weren't thick enough to cushion the impact of the rocks; some were sharp, and the branches along the path pricked me. Even with this minor inconvenience, I was able to continue the route to Poza Remolino. On previous trips, we reached Poza Arcilla, which is very beautiful, with crystal-clear water. It's believed that enchanted beings, also known as elves, guardians of nature, inhabit this place. They live hidden in the holes of the rocks. After this pool, there is a trail of more than an hour's walk to reach Poza Remolino (Whirlpool Pool).