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The Romans founded a town they called Complutum, about 2 km from the current Alcalá de Henares, which was one of the most important Roman settlements on the Iberian Peninsula. After 400 years under Roman rule, the Moors arrived and built the castle of A-Qalát de Nahar in 850, from which the city got its name. Alcalá de Henares is also the birthplace of Miguel de Cervantes, author of the world famous “Don Quixote”, and you can visit the house where he was born, which is now a museum.

If you did the climb with desire, reduce, recover and enjoy the pine forest

Halfway between Zulema and Ecce Homo, we find this beautiful viewpoint, with fantastic views of Alcalá de Henares

You go all the way down, but you have to turn right on gravel ... take a few meters before the curve to test your brakes, spirit and ass back, brake just enough and knee out GP style to enter the curve, watch out for your left bikers go down too.

You come from above with a desire for speed, here you turn to your left on loose gravel trace the curve open and without haste, because the descent is going to throw you and down you will test if you have good brakes.

essential to hold these sandy and uneven terrain.

as the name suggests.

You have come from climbing La Revuelta, you have dosed well and you have recovered a little, now a sharp curve to the right and link, the last push to reach the middle area of the Park.