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One of the best MTB ports in Madrid

From here the hardest part ends and you begin to go along the ridge towards the peak of Mount Abantos, leaving behind the Rubens Cross and passing before reaching the top of a rocky crag with impressive views of the Valley of the Fallen... The view is spectacular and how tiny it looks... This point is the moment in which there will no longer be a climb that scares you but be careful with the descent slope... It also brings them.

It is one of the most important in the Guadarrama mountain range (belonging to the Central system). It has an altitude of 1753 meters. The northern slope of the mountain is in the Cuelgamuros valley. A small part of the mountain to the west of the summit belongs to the province of Ávila (Castilla y León). It is a mountain with a smooth contour and one of the best seen and differentiated from the Guadarrama mountain range. Almost all of its slopes are covered by pine forests, some of which have been repopulated. On its western slope is the port of Malagón.

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.

Beautiful waterfall that, although it can be avoided, is always nice to see its waters fall from the highest parts of the Sierra on its southern side. When it's hot, a great place to cool off.

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

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.

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.