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June 3, 2026
Hiking
Cueva de Toma y Bebe is a small rock shelter in the Sierra de Camarolos, near the Hondonero area. Despite its name, it is more of a shallow overhang than a true cave. Traditionally, it was used by shepherds and travellers as a temporary refuge, providing shelter from sun, rain and wind. Today, the site is a minor point of interest along several hiking routes. It offers a glimpse into the practical use of natural shelters in the mountains before modern infrastructure reached these remote areas.
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Elevation 1,410 m