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El Chorro de Los Ángeles is a small waterfall in the surroundings of Robledillo de Gata, in the Sierra de Gata in Cáceres, associated with the fluvial landscape that characterizes this municipality of traditional architecture and strong integration with its natural environment. It does not have a great height nor a monumental typology; it is a resource of modest scale, more valuable for its insertion in the landscape than for its dimensions. Its interest lies in the contrast between the moving water, the riverside vegetation and the mountain hamlet of Robledillo de Gata, declared an Asset of Cultural Interest as a Historic Site. In the municipality, the Árrago river and its derivations generate small waterfalls and water points very close to the urban center, which reinforces the perception of a town lived in continuity with the riverbed. As a visitable resource, it provides a scenic and photographic attraction, especially in walking tours around the immediate surroundings of the village. It also fits in the image of Robledillo de Gata as a destination of nature and heritage in the Sierra de Gata, where water is one of the elements that most distinguish the visit. The name "Chorro de Los Ángeles" appears in local tourist directories, which describe it as a small waterfall near the village. No specific figure of protection is documented here for the waterfall itself; its relevance derives above all from the natural and patrimonial complex in which it is inserted.