Fraile's Cave
The cave takes its name from a cluster of stalagmites that resembles a monk’s hood.
Situated in the heart of the Bailón River Canyon, this cave was formed by the erosion caused by the river over thousands of years. It is an underground formation which, as a result of this process, has been exposed to the elements. It is currently located about a hundred metres from the river’s surface course.
Polje de la Nava
A polje is a large, enclosed, elongated depression with a flat floor found in karst terrain.
Dive
A ponor is an opening through which surface water (from a river or lake) flows wholly or partly into a karst groundwater system.
The waterfalls
Waterfalls located near the polje
Paleodolina
A doline (a word of Slovenian origin meaning ‘valley’ or ‘depression’) refers to a specific type of geological depression characteristic of karst landscapes....
Fuenfria
A spring that supplies drinking water to the people of Zuheros.
Bailón River Gorge
Along with the Nava polje, it is one of the most characteristic karst features in the Sierras Subbéticas Natural Geopark. Over thousands of years, the action...
Fraile's Cave
The cave takes its name from a cluster of stalagmites that resembles a monk’s hood.
The Portillo Alto Era
An agricultural site designed to separate the grain from the rest of the plant.