周辺の天然記念物・トップ6

The Vildé Dam.

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Nice trail area

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Tree included in the register of singular trees of the Junta de Castilla y León. This is an impressive white juniper. This specimen is spectacular due to its size (19 metres high, 12.5 metres wide at the crown and 4.5 metres in circumference of the trunk), and its age (about 400 years). It also stands out for its column-shaped appearance, which is unusual in this type of tree.

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At the moment it is not possible to continue upstream because the path is completely closed by thorns and brambles. We have looked for a gap and have climbed up the slope until we reach the moorland and can continue our walk. Please bear this in mind.

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In ancient times, shepherds used the hollows in the rocks to shelter their livestock, building stone walls.

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They destroyed them while widening the road. Still nice rock formation, with its history

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Formation of rocks of capricious shapes. Legend has it that they are the horses of a group of Muslim warriors turned to stone by the miracle of a princess converted to Christianity who prayed to God for her salvation when she was persecuted. Before, the myth was much more "credible", but a few years ago when the cart was enlarged, part of the rock formation was thrown away.

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We met Vildé on our route from El Burgo de Osma to Berlanga de Duero on El Camino del Cid. A Roman funerary monument (Torre de la Mora) stands out in this town in the shape of a tower, something common on the Mediterranean coast but very rare in the interior. There are several fountains and hot springs, the most famous being the "Fuente de San Luis". From Vildé there is a path that reaches the canyons of the Caracena river. https://bigjoe.es/retos/camino-cid-destierro-2019/

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