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Located in the Cañada Real Leonesa as it passes through the province of Ávila arriving at Segovia, it can be a good resting point to have a snack in the tranquility of nature.

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The port of Malagón, also known as Alto de Abantos or Puerto de San Juan de Malagón, is a mountain pass located in the southwest area of the Sierra de Guadarrama. It has an altitude of 1590 meters and separates the Spanish provinces of Madrid and Ávila.

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Legendary peak that not only has magnificent views but also plays a great role in the history of sports in Spain.

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The port of Malagón, also known as Alto de Abantos or Puerto de San Juan de Malagón, is a mountain pass located in the southwest area of the Sierra de Guadarrama (mountain belonging to the Central System). It has an altitude of 1590 meters and separates the Spanish provinces of Madrid and Ávila. The regional road that crosses it connects the municipalities of San Lorenzo de El Escorial (Madrid) and Peguerinos (Ávila). To the west of the port extends the Malagón mountain range, which gives it its name. The mountain pass is located on the southern slope of Mount Abantos, which is why it constitutes the starting point of a path that leads to the top of said mountain.

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Located on the forest track that connects Peguerinos with San Lorenzo de El Escorial, it has been crowned on several occasions by the Cycling Tour of Spain, this border port between Madrid and Ávila rewards us for the effort of the climb with amazing views of the community of Madrid. The ideal place to take a souvenir photo and enjoy the summit.

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Located in the Cañada Real Leonesa as it passes through the province of Ávila arriving at Segovia, it can be a good resting point to have a snack in the tranquility of nature.

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Without being neither the longest nor the most difficult to climb of the ports of the Community of Madrid, it has in its central and final part about two kilometers that are nailed in a tremendous way

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With its 125 meters, the Cruz Verde port is one of the best known by cyclists in Madrid. You can climb three totally different slopes, both in length and difficulty. From Zarzalejo, San Lorenzo de El Escorial or Robledo de Chavela. On weekends there are many motorcycles on the course.

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Pass crossing between the regions of Madrid and Castilia y Leon. Accessible by car by choosing the pass (Puerto) instead of the tunnel on the A6 motorway. There is plenty of parking available in the morning and it has a restaurant. Starting point for tours (e.g. Cabeza de Lijar or to El Escorial).

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The port of Malagón is located at an altitude of 1,590 meters at a crossroads on the road between San Lorenzo de El Escorial —Madrid— and Peguerinos —Ávila—. In either direction the climb is demanding.

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The port of Guadarrama, which culminates in the Alto del León, is a Spanish mountain pass, which serves to cross the Sierra de Guadarrama (belonging to the Central system), connecting the province of Segovia and the Community of Madrid.

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This mountain pass is of great importance in the Spanish cycling scene. A large number of editions of the Tour of Spain have passed through the port of Malagón and the port has been the end of the stage on many occasions.

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With an altitude of 1,256 meters, the Cruz Verde pass is one of the lowest mountain passes in the Community of Madrid. For any of its three aspects it can be classified as a third category port. Very frequented by cyclists!

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The historic Alto del León is also traditionally called Puerto de los Leones, a name it took in 1939 when the Civil War ended and which it has maintained until the year 2000, when it acquired the official name of Puerto de Guadarrama, after the Madrid municipality where it is located. , or Alto del León, for the sculpture that presides over the roundabout of the mountain pass, both names are reflected on the road sign, at 1,511 meters of altitude, one of the lowest and most accessible geographic hills in the Sierra de Guadarrama that It has been used since ancient times. The original layout of the current road was built in 1749, during the reign of Fernando VI. In the High Middle Ages, the Valathome was disputed by Arabs and Christians, and long before by Romans, and throughout the ages by merchants, travellers, pilgrims, nomadic shepherds and bandits. The Alto del León of the 21st century is a lively mountain pass between Madrid and Segovia with a restaurant famous for its barbecues and several hiking trails in the surroundings, a regular place of active leisure for hikers from the downtown area who are looking for routes with history, botanical curiosities and good panoramic views.

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Route not suitable for beginners.

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port with good views where you can stop to catch your breath after a good climb.

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