We can find it on the Zas Water Route, a 10 km circular hiking route, with the water of the Sisto river as the guiding thread of the route. This waterfall is surrounded by a thick riverside forest. In its surroundings we can see an old slab bridge, an old ford where people used to pass—while the carts went along the river—and a unique watermill, as it has the farneiro (container where the flour is collected) dug into the rock.