周辺の天然記念物・トップ13

Dolmen in very good condition

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Beautiful mountain and beautiful views, I recommend it as long as it doesn't rain, slippery rocks with rain

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Mythical place through a very fun trail from Elvillar

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The lagoon is completely dried out and overgrown, and seems to have been that way for some time.

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Almost 1400 meters, and with a very mountainous final climb, I liked it a lot.

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In the surroundings of Lapuebla de Labarca, the river has cut the land and created some beautiful cuts where all the substrates are exposed as stacked sheets.

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Megalithic Tomb Monument. Discovered in 1935. It's worth the detour! Especially with the village of Elvillar in the background and the holm oak, a nice photo motif.

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One of the many dolmens in the vicinity of El Villar - Álava

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The Prao de la Paul lagoon is one of the four wetlands in the Laguardia lagoon area. It is the only lagoon of the four of artificial origin. Although it has recently been drained to curb the spread of invasive species, it remains an important nesting point for birds.

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Located in the Alava town of Elvillar, in the Rioja Alavesa region, in the Basque Country (Spain). It is one of the most important dolmens in the Basque Country and one of the largest and best preserved in the area. (Wikipedia information)

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A small lake which has been defined as a protected area. Currently Oct 22) drained to fight against exotic invasive species like carp or American crabs

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In my opinion the most beautiful of all the lagoons, although it also influences that it was seen a little from above.

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This is the first lagoon and the closest to the town of Laguardia. With a very cool viewpoint.

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Perpendicular to the road there is a narrow path that is cyclable and that after a small wooden bridge leaves us on the road. On the other hand, it goes without saying that heritage should be respected, not like the people in the photograph.

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