San Miguel El Viejo Cave – San Miguel Waterfall loop from Peña Angulo

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San Miguel El Viejo Cave – San Miguel Waterfall loop from Peña Angulo

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San Miguel El Viejo Cave – San Miguel Waterfall loop from Peña Angulo

01:40

4.68km

210m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Mostly walkable paths. Sure-footedness required.

Last updated: August 18, 2026

Tips

Your route passes through protected areas

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Gorobel mendilerroa BBE

Waypoints

Start point

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70 m

Parking Peña Angulo

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It is a section of the old Peña Angulo highway, which scared me so much when I was little and went up it by car.

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1.09 km

San Miguel el Viejo Waterfall

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If it has rained heavily recently it is a natural spectacle.

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1.86 km

San Miguel Waterfall Steps

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Leaving aside the distances, they remind me a little of the stands in Soaso, in Ordesa.

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2.09 km

San Miguel El Viejo Cave

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A huge cavity. The interior is easily accessible. And the environment is amazing. Highly recommended

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2.62 km

San Miguel Waterfall

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Truly impressive, both the jump and the views. The good thing about it being dry is that you can get to the end along the riverbed, but with water it has to be spectacular.

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4.68 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

2.03 km

1.68 km

776 m

200 m

Surfaces

2.81 km

1.68 km

200 m

Elevation

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Highest point (830 m)

Lowest point (720 m)

Weather

Sunday 8 November

17°C

11°C

25 %

Additional weather tips

Expect light wind and shifting conditions.

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Comments

October 27, 2024,Cascada San Miguel el Viejo

Easy route to walk and enjoy incredible views of the Ángulo valley and the San Miguel el Viejo waterfall, as well as being able to get close to the mouth of the cave where a large part of the water that gives flow to the Herrerías river comes out. If it has rained recently the ground can be very slippery …

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