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The Puerto del Pico with its viewing point is one of the classics of the Sierra de Gredos, used frequently in the routes of the Vuelta a España. The viewing point offers beautiful views of the Valle del Barranco or Valle de las Cinco Villas. You can also see the layout of the old Roman road that also went up this valley to access the upper part of the Iberian plateau. The road that goes up to the Puerto del Pico on its southern slope is in perfect condition as it is the national road N-502. It is a fast road so you have to be very careful with cars, especially on holidays and vacations.

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You should definitely stop at the Puerto de Pico pass at an altitude of 1,352 m. There are enough parking spaces. There is also a restaurant on site. The views are spectacular and with a little luck you can see Iberian ibex up here.

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Located on the N-502 highway between Cuevas del Valle and San Martín del Pimpollar, the peak pass is a high mountain pass connecting the north face and the south face of the Sierra de Gredos. It is the access point to Torozo. At the top of the peak, there is a restaurant and a water fountain, which accompanies the views offered by the Castilian landscape.

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The viewpoint from the Sierra de Gredos towards Castilla La Nueva, always impressive. Historic crossing point between the two Castillas, it maintains the traces of Roman times, with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains.

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The viewpoint from the Sierra de Gredos towards Castilla La Nueva, always impressive. Historical crossing point between the two Castillas, it maintains the traces of Roman times, with its perfectly preserved sections of road

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Great view from the small parking lot opposite the source. Above all, you should have seen the old Roman road. A little uncomfortable but in good shape.

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The Pico pass is an important mountain pass in the Sierra de Gredos, between the valleys of the Alberche and Tiétar rivers. It is located at an altitude of 1,350 meters and has been a strategic communication route for centuries, a pass through the western Leonese royal glen, a variant of the Camino de Santiago and one of the best preserved Roman roads in the Iberian Peninsula. In the port of Pico there is a restaurant, a fountain and good panoramic views of the valley of the Cinco Villas. The descent, to the south, follows the road to the entrance of Cuevas del Valle, where you take the final section of the Roman road to the center of town. The complete descent by bicycle along the Roman road from the Pico port is technical and with bags on the bike you have to be very careful to avoid damage.

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