周辺の洞窟・トップ8

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Rest area on the Camino Mozarabe

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Good views, although the cave is more a place of passage than a place of rest, because it is, above all, a place to shelter animals.

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It is a prehistoric cave, the largest in the province of Córdoba, declared a Natural Monument in 2001. Its name comes from the bats, of different species, that inhabit this cave. In his tourist visit, a descent of up to 65 m deep is made.

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It is a prehistoric cave, the largest in the province of Córdoba, declared a Natural Monument in 2001. Its name comes from the bats, of different species, that inhabit this cave. In his tourist visit, a descent of up to 65 m deep is made.

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The first caving expedition in Spain was carried out in this vertical chasm in 1841. It is located on the slopes of the Picacho de la Sierra de Cabra. It appears mentioned in Don Quixote and in other works by Miguel de Cervantes, who lived in the town of Cabra. It has an average width of about 20 meters and a depth of -116 meters, up to its base, but it has an additional narrow gallery that leads to the Sarcophagus room, located at -131 meters.

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This trail is full of impressive limestone rock walls, with a multitude of vegetation sprouting between its numerous pores. They have been formed over time by the force of the Bailón River. From some angles you can see Zuheros and its castle peeking out between the walls.

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This cave is a system of galleries typical of limestone formations, very porous. Its name is due to the fact that various species of bats inhabit it.

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