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The Mirador de La Berzosa is a natural panoramic viewpoint located in the town of La Berzosa, near Hoyo de Manzanares, in the Community of Madrid. It's an ideal spot for hiking, landscape photography, and nature lovers.

The hiking route to the Covacho Waterfall is suitable for everyone and offers great scenic beauty. Although when you arrive, the waterfall is not at its maximum splendor, the best time to visit it is usually in spring, after the snow thaws.

Ideal place to enjoy the surroundings! Fresh and pure water!

The Covacho Waterfall, also known as Chorrera del Covacho, is a beautiful waterfall produced by the waters of the Arroyo de Peña Herrera, we also enjoy the Cuchillar and Peregrinos Streams, the majestic Sierra de Hoyo with views of the Covacho Hills and Lechuza and to the hills of Cuchillar and Peñaliendre, and we will travel through forests made up of oaks, pines, ashes, poplars, elms, acacias, rose bushes, blackberries, junipers and cistus.

Sierra de Hoyo de Manzanares waterfall that is accessed through fun trails. It usually carries a lot of water, although it usually wades well.

The Canto Hastial is the second highest height in the Hoyo de Manzanares mountain range, after La Mira or Estepar, reaching 1,374 meters. It is the best watchtower to observe the Sierra de Guadarrama, being located to the west of the Hoyense mountain range. It presides over a huge field that runs to Pico del Águila. Until 2008, it was crowned with a milestone of stones superimposed in a pyramidal manner, in the classic mountain style, but that year the Department of Environment and Territorial Planning of the Community of Madrid raised an antenna for the Defense Network against Forest Fires.

First stable Western cinematographic town in Spain and Europe. In 1962, Eduardo Manzanos Brochero, producer, screenwriter and director, in collaboration with the decorators Jaime Pérez Cubero and José Luis Galicia, chose the location on the Los Atillos mountain, property of the City Council, for which a rental contract was signed ( https://hoyodemanzanares.fandom.com/es/wiki/Golden_City)

During the 1960s, the Sierra de Hoyo temporarily disguised itself as the Wild West. Movies like "A Fistful of Dollars", "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly" or "Death Had a Price", were filmed in this place, Golden City, where there were previously sets typical of spaghetti westerns, starring the now legendary Clint Eastwood. However, the policies to protect the Madrid environment that were created years after the cinema town was abandoned led to the removal of the sets, leaving only the location with its views of the Sierra de Hoyo, and an augmented reality recreation of the place. .