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Beautiful views in this secluded spot

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Bordering town in the community of Madrid, there are shops and bars

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Impressive antenna installation. Beautiful road with little traffic.

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affordable but calm

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Easy to find and very nice views.

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The section between San Martín de Valdeiglesias and Aldea del Fresno is very comforting due to the route of the old Alberche train. The path is favorable and you simply have to maintain your inertia through the pine forests of Pelayos de la Presa and the shore of the Picadas reservoir to the dam wall, a delightful cycling ride. At the dam you have to cross a small slope and go down to the Alberche River bridge in Aldea del Fresno, which due to recent floods was under repair the day we passed. The route continues along the entertaining and sandy Camino de Navayuncosa, passing by the Palace of the Count of Caralt and following a section of the old railway to Villamanta, where we once again find damage to the road due to flooding. In the municipality of Navalcarnero we follow the milestones of CiclaMadrid along the rural roads marked with carved and sculpted granite posts with the names of the paths and roads of the municipality, on the map it says Camino de Madrid and on the stone post Camino from Valdeyeso. Navalcarnero has a stop in the square, it is monumental and a good place to have the last snack before the final push. In the Dehesa de Marimartín we reconnect with the route of the old Alberche railway, we pass over the iron bridge of the Guadarrama River and along the greenway we immediately arrive at the lonely streets of Mostoles Tecnológico. In this section, the CiclaMadrid milestones follow a rather uncomfortable livestock route through industrial estates and urban areas, until they cross the peripheral urbanizations of Villaviciosa de Odón and through the old military camps of Venta de la Rubia and the Meaques stream, they enter the Cottage.

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It is a very beautiful route leaving from the campsite passing through green roads until you reach the castle

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The hermitage of San Antonio de Padua in Robledo de Chavela (Madrid, Spain), is located on the outskirts of the town, in Cerro Robledillo, next to the El Cerro pine forest. The current hermitage is new and, curiously, has been built on top of the existing one, which it houses inside. From it you can see the curious and spectacular granite formation of the Risco de los Monaguillos, from which the views are spectacular. Near it, climbing the mountainside, you can see remains of trenches and bunkers from the Civil War. Near the hermitage is also the popular El Cañito fountain, where many hikers refuel with water. The walls of the hermitage are made of granite, and on the outside it has five buttresses.

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At this point the Alberche River is crossed just below the San Juan reservoir dam. Usually the river carries a lot of water and the bed flows calmly, creating a very pleasant environment.

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The Picadas reservoir is located between the municipalities of Pelayos de la Presa and Aldea del Fresno, about 60 km from Madrid, in the Sierra de Gredos. This reservoir collects the waters of the Alberche River and has a recreational area that the whole family will enjoy.

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Nice place I made the route from Toledo to the San Juan reservoir

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From this viewpoint on the descent to Fresnedillas de la Oliva is this viewpoint that offers impressive views of the city of Madrid.

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A beautiful place, ideal for taking a break on your route and enjoying the wonderful landscape that surrounds this small pond that is located in the heart of the Alberche oak forest and on the bed of the Labores stream. If you are here in summer you can take the opportunity to take a refreshing swim.

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This fortress, built in the 15th century, is in a good state of preservation, as a result of several rehabilitation works. The name "de la Coracera" comes from one of its former owners, Antonio Corcuera, whose surname would have degenerated over time.

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Viewpoint at the little pass on the road from Fresnedillas to Robledo. You have to be careful with cars and motorcycles. but a good day is very beautiful.

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The views of the swamp and the mountains of Valle del Oso are magnificent, topped by the steep cliffs of Cabrera Baja and Cabrera Alta. The Alberche and Cofio river basins are included in ZEPA 56, one of the main natural reserves for large Iberian birds in the province of Madrid, residence of the imperial eagle, golden eagle, peregrine falcon, black vulture and black stork.

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The path enters San Martín de Valdeiglesias through the hermitage of Cristo de la Sangre and runs through the streets of the town up to the hill where the Coracera castle is located. The medieval fortress is the monumental jewel of the local heritage, it was built by order of Don Álvaro de Luna when he bought the town from the monks of Santa María la Real, in the 15th century, although there was already a tower from the 12th century.

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The disturbing descent from the Santa Ana urbanization ends at the Vía Verde del Alberche, built on the old route of a railway that was intended to connect Aldea del Fresno and Pelayos de la Presa, but was never inaugurated. In this section the Alberche River is dammed by the Picadas dam and it is delicious to pedal through the canyon to a recreational area before exiting onto the M-501 highway. The railway was planned in 1930 as a secondary branch of the main Madrid-Almorox line. The plan was to create a railway communication route between Aldea del Fresno and Arenas de San Pedro, passing through Pelayos de la Presa, San Martín de Valdeiglesias and the Tiétar valley. The works began very lively, bridges were built and remains of the track bed remain in several sections, but the arrival of the Civil War cut off the works and they were never resumed. Now, the sections built almost a century ago are a wonderful greenway in the Sierra Oeste.

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“Live, travel, know, experience, only then will you advance,” is one of the phrases written on the streets of Colmenar del Arroyo, a town in the Sierra Oeste region of Madrid with facades full of phrases, poems and thoughts written in black on white background, like a book open to the four winds and all eyes. On another wall appears the message “I didn't have to be happy and I was happy.” And so everywhere, an inspiring place to start a peaceful autumn cycling trip of a couple of days through the valleys, mountains and towns of the Sierra Oeste, enjoying an unforgettable bikepacking adventure in western Madrid. In Colmenar del Arroyo they have turned many street facades into an inspiring book of outdoor poetry and it is worth taking a walk around the urban complex before starting to pedal, they are words that provide a degree of reflection for several kilometers. The town is known for some forts from the Civil War, Blockhaus No. 13, there is also a church declared of Cultural Interest and two Romanesque granite bridges on the Corralizo stream, the waterway that gives the surname to the name of the town. The place of the stone bridges is a very pleasant corner, there is the traditional washing place, a water trough and a two-spout fountain where we cyclists usually fill our boats with water.

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There is a beach located in a place surrounded by vegetation where the Alberche river and the Perales river converge. In this place a sufficient amount of water is collected so that you can bathe calmly. You can also fish in some areas.

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