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The Puentes Viejas reservoir is located in the middle course of the Lozoya River, in the Sierra Norte (Madrid). It belongs to the Canal de Isabel II reservoir network and is the third reservoir in the direction of the current that the river passes through.

This point on the path is ideal for observing the Atazar reservoir and the northern mountains of Madrid. Without a doubt a point worthy of a photo.

It is a privileged place to admire the Atazar dam and reservoir. There is also a nice view of the town on a hill.

Built in 1972 and belonging to the Isabel II canal, the El Atazar reservoir is the largest in Madrid, housing 46% of the community's impounded water. Located in a rugged enclave full of slate, the landscape that surrounds the reservoir and that is born from its waters is spectacular, giving way to monumental natural routes and walks through its surrounding historic towns.

Built in 1972 and belonging to the Isabel II canal, the El Atazar reservoir is the largest in Madrid, representing 46% of the community's embalmed water. Located in a rugged enclave full of slate, the landscape that surrounds the reservoir and that is born from its waters is spectacular, giving way to monumental natural routes and walks through its surrounding historical towns.

Awesome! With its 66 meters, the wall is one of the highest in the Community of Madrid. It is capable of storing 53 hm³ of water for human consumption and for obtaining hydroelectric power.

A very well preserved dam, it is currently the oldest working dam in the entire region. The views down from the bridge across it or up the stairs from the top are amazing. It is very worth it. Just down the road is a lovely picnic spot with benches under the pine trees.

This dam follows the successful and pioneering model of the nearby Villar Reservoir. It measures 66 m high, which makes it one of the tallest in the region.