The Pozo de la Mora Waterfall is a small waterfall located in the Sierra de Huelva, set amid hills and streams characterized by marked seasonal variations in water flow. Based on its name, the site appears to be associated with a natural pool or well integrated into the local watercourse—a common feature in the mountains of Huelva where rainfall triggers ravines and temporary runoff. With verified coordinates (37.90915, -6.51722), it is located in a mountainous area near Almonaster la Real, within the region’s characteristic landscape of pastures, hills, and rocky outcrops. From the viewing point, visitors can observe the stream’s channel and the formation of the waterfall, set against a backdrop of wild vegetation that becomes more lush after periods of rain. The waterfall is notable for its seasonal nature: during low-flow periods, the water flow can be very low or even dry up entirely, whereas in spring and after rains, the lush greenery of the hills and the flow of the water make for an ideal visit. The site is not listed as having any specific protected status in the sources consulted, but its location in the Sierra de Huelva places it within a natural environment of value associated with the network of mountain streams. A visit is most recommended in late winter, spring, and especially after rainfall, when the water flow and the lush greenery of the mountains are at their best.
