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Very smart easy environment

You can stop between the two bridges and have a drink

Near Móstoles, the Guadarrama River widens and this curious iron bridge allows pedestrians and cyclists to pass safely, as well as allowing you to contemplate the course of the water.

In the 9th century, the Muslims built the city of Calatalifa on this promontory, near the course of the Guadarrama. Currently, only the ruins of its cistern remain standing.

If you feel like having a small picnic next to the Guadarrama River, you are in the ideal place. In this area you find plenty of tables in a wonderful environment.

This iron bridge is one of many similar ones that were built in Madrid in the 19th century to cross the course of some of its rivers. It has recently been renovated.

One of the original iron bridges of this 19th century railway that crosses the course of the Guadarrama River and that today has been re-conditioned for cycling and pedestrian use.

This cycle path runs along the old railway line between Madrid and Almorox, built in the 19th century for the transport of passengers and goods, mainly vegetables, from Toledo to Madrid. In the 1950s and 1960s it was very crowded in summer as the people of Madrid used it to go and enjoy bathing in the waters of the Guadarrama and Alberche rivers. The train was closed in 1970, but today the infrastructure is used by cyclists to reach the regional park of the middle course of the Guadarrama River from Móstoles, circulating between cereal fields.