I have just larned that this has rocks with old drawings on them or scratches of images (They have a proper name but I forget what it is) and watched this video

[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slPt9jSzvmw]

Does anyone know if there is reasonable access to these?

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Barranco de Tinojay, a "naval museum in stone".

The Barranco de Tinojay, located in the municipality of La Oliva, begins with the name of Barranco de Vallebrón on the N. E. slope of Montaña de La Muda, running through the Vallebrón Valley until it reaches the height of the village of La Caldereta. At this point, located north of La Calderetilla, it joins the Barranco del Llano del Palo. From there to its mouth in Boca del Barranco de Tinojay or Playa de los Valdivias, it is

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Barranco del Cavadero, the history of the mahos in stone.

The Archaeological Zone of the Barranco del Cavadero is located in the municipality of La Oliva, specifically from the place where the ravines of Risco Azul and Cavadero converge. From this point, popularly known as Peña Azul or Pie de la Virgen to Playa del Chinchorro, south of El Jablito, it is called Barranco del Cavadero. At its source and along its course, Quaternary alluvial deposits and basaltic formations for

Hi everyone. The walk/climb along the barranco from by the goat farm to the top of the ridge overlooking the west coast is one of my favourite walks for the sunsets that you get there. I used to park by the goat farm where the track forked with the left fork being signposted up the barranco. Now that the new FV2 has been built it looks as though it has cut off vehicle access to that area - at least the last time that I was there in May '23 I couldn't see a clear way to get to that parking spot.