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It is a very worthwhile route. From what we have seen when doing it, there is a change in the route right at the viewpoint. Currently, the markings indicate that you have to continue along the path with the large green fence, which then joins up again with the path indicated on the route, it is like a shortcut. As a tip, if it has frozen or rained, wear good mountain footwear that allows you to climb muddy slopes, since there is one quite steep one that, with mud, is difficult to climb. Otherwise, a very pleasant route, not very long and with beautiful landscapes.

The Mirador de los Cortados is an impressive place that offers panoramic views in the province of Valladolid, near the municipality of Cabezón de Pisuerga. The viewpoint is located on the Senda de los Cortados, a hiking route that runs through the province of Valladolid. From this point, you can enjoy spectacular views of the Pisuerga Valley.

A historical jewel reformed in the 16th century on previous structures of the bridge of Roman origin that connected the Roman road between Asturica Augusta and Clunia. It stands out for its arches. It is an emblematic crossing point that connects the town and represents an important part of the architectural heritage of the region.

Built in the 15th century, it is a magnificent example of medieval architecture in the province of Valladolid. Its imposing stone walls and its watchtower bear witness to its storied past. The interior has been restored and houses the permanent exhibition El Castillo Encantado with different themed areas with hidden passages, dungeons and much more.

It is a single lane bridge with traffic regulated by traffic lights but wide enough to entertain yourself to take photos

Bridge that crosses the Pisuerga river, cataloged in Roman times, although it has been greatly reformed over the centuries. Also known as the Nine-eyed Bridge because of the nine arches that form it.

Viewpoint located on top of the Cortados de Cabezón with impressive views of the Pisuerga River and the entire plain with its surrounding agricultural fields.

Bridge that crosses the Pisuerga river, cataloged in Roman times, although it has been greatly reformed over the centuries. Also known as the Nine-eyed Bridge because of the nine arches that form it.