Top 9 Caves 아르코스 데 잘론 주변

With its multitude of openings and tunnels, this is the place where white sand was once extracted. The openings and tunnels of its caves are still visible, but there are many landslides.

A very special place for climbers. Located on the right bank of the Jalón River, next to an old mill.

A privileged spot for viewing Somaén and the Jalón River Canyon. You can also see La Cueva Grajera, a fascinating cave for climbers.

Many years ago, it was created by workers from Somaén who went every day to the Río Blanco Iron Ore Mine. Going through the tunnel made the path much shorter and easier. That was the reason for drilling into the mountain. Today, it serves hikers and mountaineers to make the journey to La Mora Cave or the Río Blanco Reservoir easier. It should be noted that the entrance and exit are low to prevent large animals from entering; it is necessary to enter and exit on all fours, using hands and knees. The interior of the tunnel is high. A headlamp is required. It is approximately 110 meters long.

The Río Blanco Mines, located near Arcos de Jalón in the province of Soria, are part of the area's fascinating industrial and natural heritage. The mines were primarily exploited for iron extraction.

Beautiful waterfalls in a unique place

These iron ore mines come from Roman times.

It is an old castle in ruins, with some auxiliary buildings also in ruins. Their function was probably to defend the surrounding fields and the people who worked them. Around the Castle is the impressive ravine of Arroyo Madre or Arroyo de Sagides. It is very well founded on a rock that also provides a step of protection against attackers. Under the Castle rock there are some Caves or Shelters in the rocks,