グアダラハラの天然記念物・トップ8

If you go in summer or when it's hot, go up the shady side, it's all covered with pine trees.

The narrow ravines of Pezuela that fall towards the valley of the Tajuña river are rich in clays and dolomitic limestones from the Miocene, a top quality raw material for cooking in lime kilns and making mortars and construction materials. Pezuela had several Moorish kilns for plaster and lime until the sixties of the last century. There are remains of the installations and cavities of the mines in Cuevas Blancas and other slopes of the plains, although they have little identity and complicated location, they are cultural landscapes because they condense the popular wisdom of an essential trade in the life of the rural world.

An extraordinary viewpoint of Guadalajara and in the distance of Madrid. Also from the neighboring Peña Hueva, Iriepal and the Torija Valley with the A2 Highway

A high point on the route along the banks of the Henares River, which serves as a natural viewpoint. From this point we can observe the waters of the river.

Waterfall and fountain are a few meters from each other

The Pico del Águila ("Eagle's Peak") is an approximately 970 m high mountain on the northern edge of the La Alcarria plateau in the Spanish province of Guadalajara. The mountain is about 20 km north-east of the provincial capital of Guadalajara, which is about 700 m high. The mountain breaks off to the north through a striking, approx. 200 m high steep slope that can be seen from afar. To the east and west it slopes more gently and wooded into the valley of Valdenoches, which has been a suburb of Guadalajara since 1969. [wp:de]

Durilla route ... very demanding last sections you have to have strong legs.

If you want to test yourself climbing and your skill with trialeras, you have to go.