Top 5 Caves アルフォスデブリシアでの

滝は、ブリシア湿原の地下にある帯水層から供給され、村を抱く岩場の基部で、20メートル以上の高さからクエバ・デル・アグアから流れ落ち、至る所に飛び散り、村をビジャとプエブラの二つの半分に分け、石造りの家々の間を流れ落ち、非常に写真映えする光景を生み出しています。

A spectacular area for hiking trails

Maybe I was wrong and the path was the lower one, but I couldn't find any cave there. In any case, I had read that access was prohibited.

It's amazing! You can walk 100-200 metres inside, guided by fixed lights, and see the passage of an underground river. Definitely something worth seeing.

It is beautiful on its own, but if we add the depths of the town from which it arises... visit it!

The Orbaneja del Castillo waterfall is unique because it crosses the same town, dividing it into two parts: La Villa and La Puebla. The waterfall emerges from the Cueva del Agua and falls into the Ebro River in an impressive 25-meter drop, creating a most picturesque karst landscape.

The Rupestre Church of La Virgen Del Carmen is located in the city of Cadalso in the municipality of Valderredible. History The Rupestrian Church of La Virgen Del Carmen is a rectangular temple with a single nave. This has a barrel vault roof. The head is reached through a semicircular triumphal arch; This head has an almost rectangular plan which is covered by an irregular vault molded to the shape of the rock and with an opening in the head. The access door is located on the south wall, it has a semicircular arch. On the outside of the temple we can see two small windows, one circular and the other rectangular. In the rectangular opening we notice that it is decorated with a line that forms an arch engraved in the rock. The lighting windows are of recent manufacture, since at the time of their construction these temples were designed to be in darkness. On the south wall and on the façade we see some tapping that gives a very vertical appearance. In these marks you can see the possible existence of a semi-rupestrian room with the possibility of the existence of an exterior room as a porch. As a result of the renovations, the temple shows some modern details such as the belfry and the altar table, among others. Above the church we can see tombs excavated in the rock, which are typical of the early medieval period. Those that have an anthropomorphic outline and a rectangular shape stand out. The Rupestrian Church of La Virgen Del Carmen was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 1993. Information collected from: https://www.viajarporcantabria.com/?s=ermita+de+cadalso&x=0&y=0

The turquoise water pools of Orbaneja del Castillo are a dreamlike natural treasure. The water flows from the Cueva del Agua and crosses the beautiful medieval town in the middle with a waterfall of about 20 meters until it reaches the pools. A special and magical place in the heart of the Ebro canyon.