Trevélez (river)

The Trevélez is a river located in the Alpujarra region of Andalusia, Spain. It is a tributary of the Guadalfeo river. The Trevélez river is known for its cold, clear waters, fed by snowmelt from the Sierra Nevada mountains. The river originates near the Mulhacén, the highest peak in mainland Spain, and flows through the village of Trevélez, which is notable for being the highest village in Spain. The river's water is used for irrigation and, historically, for powering mills. It contributes significantly to the agricultural and ecological diversity of the region. The Trevélez river valley is also popular with hikers and nature enthusiasts.