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Natural Wonders
This collection spans the central Pyrenees and pre-Pyrenees of Aragon, featuring the range's highest peaks, Aneto and Posets. It includes the UNESCO-listed Monte Perdido massif, known for its deep glacial canyons and the fan-shaped Cola de Caballo waterfall. The list covers diverse geological formations, from the 300-meter conglomerate cliffs of Mallos de Riglos to the limestone caverns of Villanúa and the significant Cambrian fossil beds at Murero. Water features range from the 422-meter Gavarnie Falls to the karst cascades of Monasterio de Piedra.
Cueva de las Güixas
A limestone cave in Villanúa formed by subterranean water erosion. It contains diverse stalactite formations and a large collapse sinkhole known as 'El Reclau,' historically used for shelter.
Lacs d'Arrémoulit
The Lacs d'Arrémoulit is a group of lakes in Pyrénées-Atlantiques, France. At an elevation of 2,265 m, their surface area is 0.11 km2.
Lac du Portillon
Lac du Portillon is a lake in Pyrénées, Haute-Garonne, France. At an elevation of 2580 m, its surface area is 0.34 km².
Cascada Cola de Caballo
A fan-shaped waterfall located at the end of the Ordesa Valley. It is the centerpiece of Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, marking the point where the Arazas River drops over limestone terraces.
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