Top 5 Caves 메디오 쿠데요 주변

Although it's not recognizable from a distance, as you approach the entrance, you discover an opening to the other side. So it's not a "cave," but rather a hollowed-out hole. It's a very interesting visit if you're hiking nearby; don't let the distance and extra effort deter you from missing this opportunity.

La Cueva de la Colodra is a curious cavity with the typical shape of a movie cave that you can enter its "portico" perfectly standing up but after a few steps inside you discover that it continues through a much smaller and narrower cavity in which You have to crouch down and have more trouble if you want to explore, yes, a flashlight and some basic precautions are necessary here with some more equipment in case it is necessary. It is found going up a few steps from the path that goes up to Alto de Brenas and also to Alto de los Escajos, it is a comfortable path to follow so it does not cost much to deviate and visit this cave, and just a few meters away the birth also begins from the stream of the same name. Of course, if you look calmly from inside it seems that you have a wonderful window to paradise and you breathe authentic peace and tranquility, it is a great place.

Legend has it that a French abbot, fleeing the Revolution, came to these places, hiding in the cave. And they say that, from so much crying, his eyes became irritated in such a way that they caused him bad eyesight. But, on one occasion he noticed that by washing them with the waters of the fountain, his eyes healed. Hence the discovery of the virtues of the waters and the name of the place.

Magnificent cave with beautiful views that is worth visiting. It is a few meters away from the path up to Brenas and passing through the Peñal de Brenas.

Nice and quiet path that runs along the river through the foliage of the forest.

The Cueva de El Juyo is located in a sinkhole developed in the upper part of Igollo (Camargo), which is accessed by a small track that ends in the cavity. The cave contains an impressive Lower Magdalenian site (between 16,500 and 14,000 years old) -one of the most outstanding in the Iberian Peninsula-, and was the scene of the excavations and research carried out by Joaquín González Echegaray together with Leslie Gordon Freeman -prehistorian and professor from the University of Chicago

In the Bº de Rioz, in Sobremazas (Medio Cudeyo), behind the public washhouse, at the bottom in the rocks is a small cave where clear and crystalline water emerges and is where the source of the Cubón river is dated. The cave also gives the name to the small park that surrounds it, which has 3 wooden tables, a fountain and a small recreational park for young children and one of the Singular Trees of Cantabria: El Castaño de Rioz.

Very quiet river walk