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The Doña Mencía station is the only one of the stations that we will find along the nature trail, built on one floor. A few meters from the passenger building and on the same side of the road, there is a building that has been rehabilitated as a bicycle center. This is the old freight dock of the station. The goods were located on open-air docks or other covered docks, depending on their economic value or characteristics. The closed docks consisted of open roof naves, with a small office for the clerk who was responsible for the delivery notes. On one side, the wagons were loaded or unloaded, while on the other side, the vehicles that arrived by road did so. In order to protect the goods during loading and unloading, these buildings were designed with a gable roof that ends in two large lateral overhangs.

It is a prehistoric cave, the largest in the province of Córdoba, declared a Natural Monument in 2001. Its name comes from the bats, of different species, that inhabit this cave. In his tourist visit, a descent of up to 65 m deep is made.

It is a prehistoric cave, the largest in the province of Córdoba, declared a Natural Monument in 2001. Its name comes from the bats, of different species, that inhabit this cave. In his tourist visit, a descent of up to 65 m deep is made.

A poljé is a large, elongated, flat valley-shaped depression in an area of karst rock. It is formed after a subsidence of the land in which water often stagnates seasonally. In this case, the Bailón river has produced a drainage of it, and in 2012 a pónor also arose through which the poljé drainage also occurs.

This trail is full of impressive limestone rock walls, with a multitude of vegetation sprouting between its numerous pores. They have been formed over time by the force of the Bailón River. From some angles you can see Zuheros and its castle peeking out between the walls.

This cave is a system of galleries typical of limestone formations, very porous. Its name is due to the fact that various species of bats inhabit it.

A poljé is a large, elongated, flat valley-shaped depression in an area of karst rock. It is formed after a subsidence of the land in which water often stagnates seasonally. In this case, the Bailón river has produced a drainage of it, and in 2012 a pónor also arose through which the poljé drainage also occurs.