Nowadays, little remains but the tunnels and the jagged scars of the ruptured mountain, which have been polished by erosion and clothed by forests of chestnut trees. Ironically, these sweet chestnuts that the Romans introduced into Spain have proved much more durable than the gold.
Mūsdienās no Lasmedulasas zelta raktuvēm ir palikuši vairs tikai daži tuneļi un robotas klintis, kuras ir nopulējusi erozija un no visām pusēm ieskāvušas romiešu ievestās kastaņas.