エルオヨデピナレス周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

A reconstructed Roman bridge in the mountains near Valdemaqueda. It's easily accessible by car, and there are parking lots with a picnic area very close to the bridge. It's a lovely spot. There's hardly anyone there at this time of year.

Impressive antenna installation. Beautiful road with little traffic.

The Navahonda hermitage exists as a result of an appearance of the Virgin of Navahonda in an oak tree, to a rancher from Robledo de Chavela, indicating the place of her burial. To get to the Ermita from Robledo de Chavela you must first climb the demanding peak of Navahonda and then descend its mountaineering technique.

Fun downhill trail from Alto de Navahonda in Robledo de Chavela. It is somewhat technical because it has many stones and some slippery rocks. On the way up it is almost impossible to do it completely mounted.

This hermitage, with a date of construction, houses the image of the Virgin of Navahonda. This image was hidden in these mountains by the Segovians to protect it from the Muslims during their stay on the peninsula. Hidden for 400 years until 1113, the death of a count causes the disappearance of the Virgin in Oak lands. A farmer found her, and the town of Robledo then decided to worship her and build a hermitage with her name. The Segovians find out about this and leave for the town of Madrid with mules to recover their virgin. Legend has it that, however, when going to begin the path, the mules refuse to advance through the intercession of the virgin to stay in that place. Its year of construction is unknown, although it must be before the 19th century. XVI, since there is evidence of a visit to the temple of King Felipe II.

The Navahonda hermitage is a modest stone church from the 16th and 16th centuries. Legend has it that it was visited by King Philip II. The temple is located in the GR 10 as it passes through the municipality of Robledo de Chavela.

Doable downhill trail, but very, very technical, and with a lot of rock. A classic of the mtb of the western sierra, obligatory step of the Robledo Rally, both going down and going up... Of course: if you don't like pedrolos, riverbeds, sandbanks, irregularities, jumps, something adventurous mountain bike and the occasional pushbike, it's better not to go there. You're going to suffer ...

Mocha River Cofio Bridge.