Gola de Lucino
Water-cut gorge near the Cazuma headwaters on the PR-CV 234 loop, with swim pools and a cave turnoff.
The Gola de Lucino is a narrow water-cut gorge near the Cazuma headwaters, in Bicorp, walked on the PR-CV 234 Cazuma loop promoted by the Bicorp town hall. The official loop is 9 km and 3 hours 15 minutes, pairing the gorge with swim pools, a weir and the Cueva de la Araña turnoff on the same walk.
Route and pools
The gorge itself is not a swim spot: the bathing happens downstream in pools such as the Charco de los Morteros. Start at the Cazuma trailhead, at the Cueva de la Araña track crossing by the Peñón de la Peseta, and allow about 3 hours and a half with stops. The nearest town with an existing guide page is Quesa, on the way in.
Signage caution
The trail federation rates this trail as homologated but with limited adequacy: inspection found faults in the paint marks and panels, so navigation needs attention. Download the track before leaving, carry water and boots, and do not attempt the gorge after heavy rain. Spring and autumn are the seasons; it is a moderate walk, not suited to small children.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Gola de Lucino?
A narrow water-cut gorge near the Cazuma headwaters, walked on the 9 km PR-CV 234 loop with pools, a weir and the Cueva de la Araña turnoff.
Where do you swim?
Downstream in pools such as the Charco de los Morteros. The gorge itself is not a swim spot.
How hard is the loop?
Moderate, 9 km and 3 hours 15 minutes on the official loop. Signage is limited, so download the track, and avoid it after heavy rain. Not suited to small children.
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