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The hermitage of San Bernabé is located at the main entrance of the Ojo Guareña Karst Complex and is part of the caves. Located in the municipality of Cueva de Sotoscueva. The date of its construction is unknown, some place it between the 8th and 9th centuries, but it is also believed to be from the 13th century.

The Salceda waterfall is formed in the Sotoscueva valley, in the course of the San Miguel River as it passes through the municipality of Quisicedo. It has a 30 meter drop, although in some points the slope is so gentle that it causes the water, rather than falling, to slide over the stones. It is worth leaving the path for a few meters to admire this spectacular and hidden corner.

The panoramic views from the top are spectacular

In the Merindades region to the north of Burgos is the Cueva Ermita de San Bernabé, located at the main entrance of the karstic complex of the Ojo Guareña Natural Monument, a hermitage that was previously dedicated to San Tirso and later San Bernabé

This impressive 30-meter waterfall, formed by the waters of the San Miguel stream, remains hidden in the Sotoscueva Valley and is the culmination of a set of waterfalls that plunge down the slopes of Los Montes de Somo.

An opening that appears in one of the mountain walls and that gives a view of the lands below the hills

Ojo Guareña is a karstic complex formed by more than 110 km of galleries. The second largest karstic system in the Iberian Peninsula (the first is Sistema del Mortillano).

Castro Valnera is a beautiful, formidable mountain with its 1,718 meters. It is the highest in the eastern sector of the Cantabrian mountain range.