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Last updated: August 22, 2026
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Beautiful walk up the ravine, although a little tricky in some places with a small bit of scrambling involved.
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This crevice is or was a snow storage facility. Hence the “nickname” of the mountain. The peak is actually called Cima Tejeda. The cave, the Sima Maroma, was previously used as a snow storage facility. The snow was pulled up with the help of maromas, pull ropes, hence the name Sima Maroma. Because "Cima" and "Sima" sound so similar, the mountain is now called "Cima Maroma" or just La Maroma.
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A beautiful but challenging walking route with quite a few elevation meters. Beautiful area, intense tranquility, great views. Recommended!
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Stop at the cave of funes and spend a little while spotting the fabulous casa de funes cave and rest a bit as the climb has a while of conversation.
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Be careful when going down a lot of loose gravel
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To do caving in this cave it is necessary to have the appropriate knowledge and equipment, in addition to requesting special permits.
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I didn't count the caves, but there are well over a hundred
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We found our way to the Barranco through the cairn in front of it. This is an indication in Spain that this is the hiking trail. The descent was totally worth it. Many eucalyptus trees grew in the river bed, there were climbing rocks and lots of caves.
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