Axlor

The Axlor cave extends through limestone formations in northern Spain, featuring natural chambers and passages formed over millions of years of geological activity.

Archaeological investigations at Axlor cave uncovered stone tools and human remains dating back to the Middle Paleolithic period, indicating Neanderthal occupation.

The cave represents a significant element in Spain's cultural heritage network, carrying the official designation of Bien de Interés Cultural for its archaeological value.

Visitors need to arrange access permits through local authorities and bring appropriate footwear, lighting equipment, and protective gear for cave exploration.

The cave contains undisturbed sediment layers that provide researchers with information about human activities and environmental changes spanning 50,000 years.

Location: Dima

GPS coordinates: 43.12122,-2.72814

Latest update: March 5, 2025 21:09