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The Cova de la Galera is an impressive natural cave located in Favara, in the province of Valencia. This cave is located in the Sierra de Corbera, about 410 meters above sea level. It is known for its spectacular nature and its whimsical shape, with stalactites and stalagmites decorating its interior. The cave has been used throughout history for various purposes, from shelter for livestock to hiding during the Spanish Civil War. In addition, evidence of human use has been found dating back to the Bronze Age.

Beautiful cave that is located at the foot of Pic de les Aguilas and where this set of limestone stones form these caves and balmas on the steepest walls of the mountain!

In this small valley through which the Camí de Bolomor passes, there is his cave at the top. Of prehistoric origin, it is a cave that can be visited but always with a guided tour, which is why it is usually closed. However, his visit is beautiful at the same time to see it!

Great cave. It's worth going down. It's dripping everywhere. Flashlight recommended.

The spectacular natural cave of Ribera Baixa.

It is usually quite crowded. Avoid holidays.

You cannot enter La Murta by bike. There is room to chain it at the entrance.

The Murta i La Casella Municipal Natural Park, located in the municipality of Alzira and in the middle of the Serra de Corbera -between the Serras del Cavall Bernat and dels Agulles-, is one of the emblematic enclaves of Valencian geography, especially in terms of its flora Its high landscape value is evident in its steep mountain ranges, such as the "Serra dels Agulles", which flank fertile valleys, as well as in the presence of numerous chasms and caves, creating a landscape of great beauty that contrasts with the coastal plain and the Xúquer river valley. From the peaks of Cavall Bernat, Creu del Cardenal, La Ratlla, or from the forest observatory of l'Ouet, you can see much of the Ribera Baixa and Alta.