Caving in the Majadillas cave in Sacecorbo

If you were looking for a different adventure, you're in luck, because those are our specialty. Join us to discover a fascinating world with our caving route through the Majadillas cave, in the Guadalajaran municipality of Sacecorbo. We will enjoy an expedition lasting around 3:30 hours and when you get to know what a mountain is like from its insides you will be fascinated.

Are you ready for some adventure tourism? Well, let's get started. The only thing you will have to do is take the car and come to Sacecorbo, where this emblematic Guadalajaran cave is located, which turns out to be one of the largest in the region . You will not have to bring or buy anything since we will provide you with all the necessary equipment for the caving route, as well as a professional instructor who will guide you throughout the entire journey.

The Majadillas Cave is located within the Alto Tajo Natural Park and is 2070 meters long. Our caving route through this emblematic corner begins in a truly exciting way, with a vertical descent that we will have to do with the help of a rope or ladder to reach the base of the cave strong>.

Once the first part is over, what lies ahead is a caving route that is almost completely horizontal and without a doubt, is the ideal place for people with no experience to get started in this area. disturbing adventure sport, since it does not present excessive difficulty. When we are down we will realize that we have landed on a small pit that we will pass without difficulty.

Once ready, we will find ourselves in a room with two exits, one to the west through which we will have to crawl a little until we reach the Tank Room, and another to the south, where we will advance through a wide corridor in which there is a crossing that can direct us towards the southwest or northwest. Going north we would be undertaking an alternative walk to reach the Tank Room, while if we head south we reach the Dry Galleries. We will choose each path depending on what attracts our attention the most.

The Dry Galleries, curiously, represent the opposite of what their name indicates since we will find a small spring of water, so to cross it we will get a little wet. The Tank Room on the other hand, is named because of how incredibly large it is. Here a very clayey area of the cave awaits us and we will be delighted with some very peculiar rock formations.

Continuing southeast alongIn the Tank Room we will come across a small opening through which we will have to advance on our knees or lying down for about 100 meters and this path will lead us to the narrowest part of the Majadillas cave. , the Paso del Chumino. After this the paths begin to widen and we will reach the Beach Room, where a large current of water awaits us that will only increase while, in turn, the gallery begins to narrow a little until we reach the end of our caving route, the El Sifón pass.

Are you ready to discover what caving is? Well, go ahead and do it with this route through the Majadillas cave, you can't imagine how exciting this sport is with which you will discover another way to have fun and break the monotony. Coming from the city of Guadalajara it will only take 1 hour to arrive and from Madrid less than2.2.