The natural shelter is a kind of prehistoric dolmen formed by a huge rock resting on others that form the pedestals of the megalith. One of the stories related to …
The Bear Cave in San Lorenzo de El Escorial is not a real, deep cave in the geological sense, but rather a peculiar rock formation in the Bosque de la …
Cueva Valiente is a mountain located in the Sierra de Guadarrama, part of the Central System. A popular route starts from San Rafael and takes approximately 4 hours in total …
La Hoz del Jarama is a strip of land located between the well-known Cistercian Monastery of Bonaval and the Medieval Bridge (which many call “Roman”) of Valdesotos. In this section, …
Limestone rock formation with caves, cavities in the rock, rock arches, sinkholes and other formations. Thus, among the rocks and their capricious shapes you will be able to find small caves, bridges to cross and many strange shapes.
The amazing Cuevas del Águila represent a jewel of Ávila's geological heritage. They are passable practically in their entirety, being in a perfect state of conservation for visitors.
Mingubela Cave, also known as Peña Mingubela, is a fascinating rock shelter located near the small village of Ojos Albos in Ávila, Spain. This site is known for its ancient …
They are located in 15 scree areas around La Alberca called: Canchal de las Cabras Pintás, Canchal del Zarzalón, Canchal de la Umbría del Cristo, Canchal del Águila, Canchales de …
The cave is located at the end of the Navamuño Valley, where a narrowing of the valley is formed, between the slope of La Muela and the moraine of the …