On the descent there is the possibility of turning towards the Cueva del Oro, tucked into the Dulla canyon, also called del Moro due to a legend that tells of a Moor who hid a great treasure in the cave. The path goes directly down through the trees to the Valdecastro ravine, crosses the riverbed and follows the descent along a trail carved into the walls of the gorges, in the environmental and geological heart of the Dulla Canals. The path passes through the confluence of the Campo de la Corza ravine and continues through the narrow gorge to the La Mata ravine, where the GR-1 and PR-BU 33 marks appear towards Quintanilla. An environmental curiosity is that the water current that usually carries the Dulla ravine disappears before flowing into the La Mata stream, which is almost always dry.

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Elevation 1,110 m

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Location: Merindad De Sotoscueva, Merindades, Burgos, Castile and León, Spain

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