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Acefall
September 5, 2021
Hiking
Two manmade caves that were built by the aboriginal people of Gran Canaria. The one with the entrance facing south/west consists of two connected rooms. There are faded wall paintings to the right of the doorway leading to the second room. A red and white triangle. The second cave consists of one room.
Ludwig Vandamme
February 22, 2025
Hiking
This cave is located in the archaeological area of los Morros de Ávila and is definitely worth a visit. It was inhabited by the guanches, the original inhabitants of the island. It is one of the largest I have seen here, consisting of two spacious rooms, the first of which still has rock paintings in the form of red triangles. In front of the rock is a fenced area, although the stone wall was built later by shepherds. The area has been marred by graffiti, but komoot hikers will undoubtedly show more respect.
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