Top 4 Caves 카졸라 주변

In this hollowed wall there have been cavities since time immemorial used by humans for their daily tasks, such as livestock farming.

A hike worth the detour

The route to the Malena Waterfall begins in Cazorla and is ideal for the whole family. It is a circular route that follows the Cerezuelo River. Along the way, you will enter a narrow gorge, crossing wooden bridges and enjoying the rich riverside vegetation. The first section of the trail will take you to the Malena waterfall itself. Near the waterfall is the Cueva de la Malena, which, according to the elders, was a refuge for bandits during the time of the reconquest. The cave is also shrouded in legends, such as that of the Tragantía, whose song warned: “I am the tragantía, daughter of the Moorish king; "Whoever hears me sing will not see the light of day." Since then, the cave has remained virtually inaccessible due to undergrowth that makes access difficult.

It is a tunnel built to channel water from the reservoir both for irrigation and for human consumption. It appears that it has not been used for many years and its construction is very deteriorated.

Here you will find the Cuevas Bermejas. There is a beautiful double arch that is at least worth stopping for a photo.

The free refuge The little house of the Robustiano goblin is a small cave-like refuge in a regular state, it will make you recover your strength in a better way for the next stage. It is in pretty bad shape. At the time of my journey, I had neither windows nor doors.

This beautiful waterfall is at the source of the Cerezuelo River, also called the Cazorla River. At its feet a pool has formed that when it accumulates allows you to bathe.

If it rains it gets wet inside