Dates from the 18th century. It was ordered to be built, directly, by Ferdinand VI to give continuity to the surveillance of the fence of the Mount of El Pardo, a fence that he also had built to prevent poaching within the mount, a royal hunting reserve.

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October 22, 2022

Cycling

Despite what some publications erroneously indicate, this is not a Roman bridge, but it dates back to the 18th century when it was built to continue the surveillance path of the Pardo fence, at that time a royal hunting ground.

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June 16, 2023

Running

Emblematic site for runners, hikers and cyclists in the community of Madrid. There are many animals that come to drink from the river. And if you are patient you will see that there is a family of black and griffon vultures that live in the area.

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1. Dehesa Boyal, Embalse de Santillana y Puente de la Marmota — circular por Madrid Norte

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2. Valdeliganar Viewpoint – View of El Pardo Reservoir loop from Fuencarral

52.7km

04:24

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3. Valdeliganar Viewpoint – View of El Pardo Reservoir loop from Fuencarral

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Elevation 650 m

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Friday 20 March

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51 %

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Location: Tres Cantos, Area Metropolitana De Madrid, Madrid, Spain

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Marmot Bridge

1. Dehesa Boyal, Embalse de Santillana y Puente de la Marmota — circular por Madrid Norte

2. Valdeliganar Viewpoint – View of El Pardo Reservoir loop from Fuencarral

3. Valdeliganar Viewpoint – View of El Pardo Reservoir loop from Fuencarral

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