Top 5 Caves リオハ・メディアでの

Access is not without risks and is not at all clear.

The archaeological ruins found on "Monte Cantabria" have historical references to the limits of the ancient kingdom of Cantabria. The settlement is now believed to have been built in pre-Roman times. Located on a plateau above the Ebro River, Monte Cantabria offers you incredible views of Logroño. There are some amazing caves built into the mountain cliff.

Just below the summit of Eagle Peak in the Sala Mountains you can find these incredible caves, curved by water and time in the clay rock. The caves are called "the Hall of the Moors".

It is the largest set of caves in Valle del Iregua, with about 75 meters in length. Its walls are almost entirely pierced by a multitude of niches, in the shape of a semicircular arch, arranged in regular rows.

Quite an experience to visit these rock caves, very very curious

Curious place, totally rehabilitated, suitable to arrive both on foot, or by mountain bike. Highly recommended.

One past the cave, accessed through a small tunnel and you reach a huge cavity with a large upper mouth, several entrances in the circumference, a small lake below and a waterfall that comes out of a spring. I loved it!

A very cool environment, with caves, the entrance (closed today) to a mine and remains of the mine buildings. Very interesting.