バナスタスの天然記念物・トップ4

Gorgeous, and the trails in the area are spectacular.

In the centre of Lupiñén, very close to the church, there is the fountain with eight spouts. It is clear why it is called that. It is well-kept and the surroundings are well-maintained, making it a pleasant place to stop and cool off.

The hermitage is in a very cool place, with water falling from the top of the mountain. Inside, the two limestone formations from the flow of water make it very interesting. The walk from there to the gorgas is short and the gorgas area is spectacular. There is a nativity scene and the first thing you ask about is how they got it there. Going to the end of the gorge, where the water comes out, is beautiful. The light contrasts allow for spectacular photos.

It is worth going to the end of the gorges. It is spectacular. There is even a huge nativity scene.

It is dangerous to drink the water from the ravine or from the gorgas since it passes through a modification zone, the one from the hermitage is good.

Spectacular viewpoint over the Peña San Miguel, Pico el Fraile and Peña Amán that form the so-called Salto de Roldán. The area is impressive with cliffs, precipices and continual flying over by birds of prey that nest on these walls. Access to the viewpoint is restricted for vehicles, but it is allowed for people with disabilities.

From here I got an idea of what the vultures see over the Palomeras Strait when they take off from the slopes of the San Miguel and Amán rocks. Leaning over the fence, you can see the bottom of the ravine with the Flumen River, all the surrounding peaks and the imposing 400-meter limestone slope of the Amán Rock. You can go at any time of the year.

Step of stairs of the Peña San Miguel (Salto de Roldán), nothing that cannot be overcome