アラナラチェ周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Access is restricted as it is a Nature Reserve and prior reservation is required. Access to the final stretch is prohibited due to its fragility, under penalty of a fine.

September 2023: lights in the tunnel were working great.

This cave is closed , I went in July 2023

I went in July 2023. This cave is completely closed. There are signs from the Basque government saying DO NOT ENTER (and explaining the consequences and the work they're doing) and plastic tape blocking the entrance. There are lots of constructions tools around too. Don't expect to get in unless you're willing to destroy the small stone wall and all the tape blocking the entrance.

Both the viaduct and the Arquijas tunnel are one of the most special areas of the greenway.

Achievement of several waterfalls hidden among a beech forest. Although they show their maximum splendor after a rainy episode, the path turns into a muddy area which makes it quite uncomfortable to run.

Tunnel 1415 meters long. The lighting doesn't work properly. Taking a lamp would be great. It is 1,415 meters long. Its straight and smooth course avoids the abrupt stripes of the Codes Sierra and the deep valleys of the Ega. It is drilling into very cracked limestone! The vault is made of mass concrete with a thickness of 1.5 m. and 0.8 m. There was an auxiliary well 25 meters deep and 2 m. in diameter, 403 meters from one of the entrances. Builder: Juan Carlos Ereno. Cost: P1,849,432. Year: 1924

Within the Urbasa-Andia Natural Park is this wonderful place with an interesting history related to its name. In addition to being one of the most spectacular caves in the area, its name dates back to the Carlist era in which it is said that General Zumalacarregui threw the shot soldiers of the other side, who were known as Cristinos or Isabelinos. Before going to the place, I recommend that you check on the official website if access is open, a while ago it was closed due to COVID (http://cuevacristinos.com/)