Top 9 Caves 코로나 포레스트

The large Chio cave is hidden in the volcanic landscape, between ancient lava flows and an open pine forest, a short distance from the El Canal trail. It can be an ideal short detour to pause and explore on foot for a few minutes.

Trail goes over multiple No Bike zones. At the end there is a bit where you have to carry your bike over lava rocks. Nice views and mostly a good ride. But the way described is not allowed to ride this way and there are not many options to reroute…

volcanic tube

CAUTION! Steep slopes next to narrow paths, some slopes almost gone due to landslides. Take a headlamp with you as not all of the tunnels have windows. After waypoint 8, when you stop following the tunnels and follow the rusty water pipe, there is 1km of jungle! Long trousers and sleeves, goggles, and a machete is a good idea. It's been ages since anyone here has been as full of nettles/thistles as the old path. From the ascent onwards, it's a wide path. On the descent, the direct route marked is just the clearing under a power line, so there is often no path and it's not that pretty. We took the extension along the forest path. With these additional crossings, it was 21km.

The path is difficult to see

have a flashlight with you. It's a cave and a tunnel I don't know how deep it goes.

The 2nd cave is more of a tunnel. Without a flashlight, I couldn't tell how far the hallway went.

Unfortunately connected....you can't get into the cave