Top 3 Caves ペナギラでの

The corrals were mainly used to keep livestock in winter. The abundance of these buildings makes us think about the importance of livestock farming to feed a large population in a mountainous area. The animals made it possible to take advantage of mountain lands that were not suitable for agriculture and produced food rich in protein and fertilizer to improve the productivity of the land.

The Pou or Cava del Canyo is a construction that was used for the manufacture and conservation of ice, collecting and pressing the snow from winter snowfalls. It is estimated that it was built at the end of the 18th century which still preserves the Arabic tile roof. It has a capacity of 770 m3, 9.8 m in diameter and 10.3 m in interior height. It is located at an altitude of 1235 meters above sea level.

The Cueva Helada, located in the heart of the Carrascal de la Fuente Roja natural park, is known for staying at about seven degrees Celsius throughout the year.

This curious construction is one of the attractions of the Camí del Geladors. It is an old well to collect snow that has the peculiarity of being the only one to have a hexagonal plan, unlike the rest in the area that are circular. To get there, follow the path in very good condition with very pleasant views throughout its length.

Cova Gelada, known for its particularly low temperatures.

Very entertaining and fun trail with little technical difficulty and quite loose stone terrain in sections. The path runs through a very picturesque setting and connects the greenway with the La Sagra cave.

Cave with rock art. Access is open to the public at pre-established times. The environment is very nice

Two small man-made caves surrounded by a stone wall.