Top 20 Caves 발레스 옥시덴탈 주변

Lots of natural beauty and lush forest just a short distance from the city of Sabadell. Spectacular.

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Very curious and spectacular

Natural environment to explore it with peace of mind.

The Cau dels Emboscats is one of the cavities that served as a refuge during the civil war. Specifically, several people hid from Sant Llorenç Savall. The situation of the cave was kept secret for many years after the end of the conflict. It wasn't until October 28, 1956, that Biel Dalmau, from the Mas de les Oliveres, explained its location and history to Josep Maria Torras Homet. The mouth is very irregular. It opens in the form of a chasm that falls on an inclined floor. Then there is a 2 meter ledge leading to the main gallery parallel to the cliff and about 20 meters long. In the middle of the gallery there is a large window that forms a kind of side room poured into the steeply sloping cliff. The cavity ends in an elbow and a small room, where small stalactite formations and parietal crusts can be observed.

The Sescorts caves, also called Les Corts and Los Estables, are located below the Morral del Drac, on the path that goes from the Estenalles pass to La Mola. The caves are close to the Coma de l'Abella cliff, at the foot of the Petanta Rock. They were used a few years ago to keep cattle and we can still find the roof quite smoky from the fire on the ground that they made. There are 7 small cavities with an approximate length of 25 meters. From inside there are views of the monastery of Sant Llorenç del Munt, at the top of the summit of La Mola.

The Cova de L'Hort dels Monjos and the three cavities on the right hand side are located on the eastern slope of Roca Colom, in an area known as Horts dels Monjos, where there is an abundance of soil rich in substrate and where the community of monks from the old monastery of Sant Llorenç del Munt cultivated.

The Simanya cave is the largest cavity in the Sant Llorenç massif, with a length of 372 m and a large and easily accessible entrance with a mouth of more than 10 m. Known and inhabited since ancient times, there are some descriptions of adventurers who penetrated the deepest part, with almost magical descriptions that corroborated local legends of the presence of dragons or underground cities. The first scientific speleological exploration was carried out in 1911, and it was also archaeologically excavated in 1911 and 1930. The entrance gallery is almost 100 m deep. The second branch that goes out to the left, at Pas de l'Oca, is divided into two more galleries. In rainy periods, many pools of water form there, making it difficult to visit. The cave was formed in the first erosive stages of the massif. In 1911, ceramics from the Eneolithic, Iberian and medieval periods were found there. In the thirties of the last century, more profitable excavations were carried out, although with unscientific archaeological criteria.