フリスディクシオンデララの天然記念物・トップ7

Stunning views of the Mamblas

The Cubillejo/Mazariegos dolmen is considered the prototype of the megalithic passage tomb and preserves, on one of the large stone blocks that form its structure, a series of interesting rock carvings.

The climb can be a bit complicated, since there is no marked path, but you can always guide yourself by looking at the top. The views from the top are spectacular. To the east, the Sierra de Gayúbar, the Peña de Carazo and the Fort San Carlos; a little further, the Sierra de la Demanda and the Campiña as the most prominent peak. To the north, the Sierra del Mencilla, the Pico Trigaza, and the Sierra de Peñalara.

The peak bears this name thanks to its tower shape. The views are spectacular, highlighting the Sierra del Mencilla to the North, the Sierra de Cervera to the South, and that of its partner, the Muela de las Mamblas to the East.

Once you leave the Río Arlanza and reach the Peñas del Tuero, from where you can see the entire Valle del Arlanza. The panorama is spectacular.

The Cubillejo de Lara dolmen, whose official name is "Cubillejo dolmen" is a megalithic monument of the corridor tomb type that is found in the payment called Dominustecum, in Cubillejo de Lara.

The highest mountain in the Sierra de Covarrubias and which in the winter months is covered with snow due to its height and continentality.

It is a funerary megalithic monument of the corridor tomb type, declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 1985. It is approximately 5,000 years old. It is made up of a circular chamber about five meters in diameter and a wide corridor about ten meters long.