Uninhabited village located in the municipality of Campillo de Ranas (Guadalajara, Spain). It is located in the Sierra de Ayllón.

Historically it was part of the council of El Vado, which was made up of the villages of La Vereda, Matallana and the town of El Vado itself.

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Andrés Escribano Abad

March 11, 2024

Every time I enter La Vereda it seems to me to be living with the Paleolithic men who lived there. Their Black constructions with some white stones forming crosses impress me. Its black slate roofs gleaming with the rain, Its Church with a porch that welcomes the hiker to provide rest on the route, Its streets, some of them made of rock eroded by the feet of its former inhabitants. Its surroundings of mountains and rivers of extraordinary beauty. Everything influences to fill you with joy and beauty while you enjoy this extraordinary place.

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Elevation 1,080 m

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