가장 멋진 동굴 14곳

This cave is located in the archaeological area of los Morros de Ávila and is definitely worth a visit. It was inhabited by the guanches, the original inhabitants of the island. It is one of the largest I have seen here, consisting of two spacious rooms, the first of which still has rock paintings in the form of red triangles. In front of the rock is a fenced area, although the stone wall was built later by shepherds. The area has been marred by graffiti, but komoot hikers will undoubtedly show more respect.

Above the main entrance to the caves, which was opened to facilitate entry in the period after the Canary Island aborigines and to be able to use the caves as a shelter for livestock. If we climb above this entrance, we will find one of the original entrances to the cave. Perhaps it was used to store grain or take it out from this more protected access. You can also see it from inside the cave, if you go to the left side and look at the ceiling of one of them.

Really impressive! Great location and photo spot. You can walk through the cave, on the left a narrow path leads back, so it's basically a circular route 😉👍

Beautiful view on the Höhenstrassw from Agümes to Santa Lucia

It's worth a visit.

Imposing group of rocks. The approx. 20 mtr. The long cave can be reached via stairs, the climb up there is definitely worth it - WOW effect! Magnificent view! If you go through the cave, you can turn left on the other side, there is a fairly wide path that leads back to the starting point - past more caves...

Large living cave in the Fortaleza Grande, which can be comfortably walked through upright.

The navigation with GPS only worked very moderately for us. Sometimes a good old hiking map does the best here in the middle of nowhere.