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The Cueva de los Riscos, also known as the Cueva de Vacamía, is located in the natural setting of the Dúrcal River, very close to the municipality of Villamena, in the province of Granada. Although not well-known among tourists, it is frequented by local hikers and explorers. A makeshift wooden platform has been placed in one of the cave's main chambers. There is a decapitated Buddha, along with a female figure (not clearly identified), and many candle remains scattered on the floor.

Halfway between the Béznar reservoir and Pinos del Valle. It has several tables, most of them sheltered from the sun. Its peculiarity is that it is a large hole in the mountain that is used precisely as a picnic area.

Unfortunately, this cave with the Budda could not be found. But a few other caves. Very nice there by the river. However, many paths that are not marked on the map.

This cave is by the Sierra de Lujar in a place known as the King's factory

This castle in ruins is located in front of Durcal, it is delimited by the Granada motorway. To get to it, you have to take from the exit of the town at the San Blas fountain towards the Urquizar baths, you have to be very careful once you cross the motorway bridge and we begin the descent quite descending because when we pass the last farmhouses on the right we are fixed to the right and we will find an indicative sign that will take us to the ruins of the castle of Durcal.

This is one of several caves that are at the foot of the Durcal river below the Bacania baths in Durcal, the cave is called Cueva de los Riscos.

This cave is located in the Sierra de Lujar in the northwestern part of an area called Fabrica del Rei in which in the 1920s or perhaps before the mining of the anthrasite mineral was worked, which can still be found lying on the ground for the lovers of mineralogy. the cave of the pigeons in which several families of stock dove and turtle dove are housed.

It is a perfect place to sleep on the way to Mulhacén. In addition, at this point you also have access to the river to make a stop and put your sore feet in the water or refill some of the bottles you carry in your backpack.