과달라하라 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

If you go in summer or when it's hot, go up the shady side, it's all covered with pine trees.

Flat, long and shady, along the banks of the Henares River, with various entrances and exits to shorten or lengthen the journey. What more could you ask for?

The Mirador del Río Henares is located above Las Terreras of the aforementioned River. This first photo is of Las Terreras seen from the right bank of the River.

Located in a place a little higher than Guadalajara, it provides privileged views of the entire city and its surroundings.

An extraordinary viewpoint of Guadalajara and in the distance of Madrid. Also from the neighboring Peña Hueva, Iriepal and the Torija Valley with the A2 Highway

Whenever you arrive at this Mirador or Balcony of La Peña Hueva, it is convenient to sit on one of its rocks, without danger of falling into the abyss, and admire the nearby landscape, Iriepal, Guadalajara, Pico del Águila, etc., and in the distance, Madrid, Long Rope, etc. Restful rest admiring the beauty of the landscape and the people who walk there.

Iriepal is a beautiful stopover town for many routes. Climbs to the Antennas, Climbs to the Peña Hueva, Climbs to the Alcarria, etc. Well, you always want to stay on one of its terraces to have a soft drink or a coffee. Its people are charming.

In the Middle Ages, Iriépal was part of the Guadalajara town and land community. The town had eighty houses and ninety neighbors, all of them farmers. In addition, it had a hospital for the poor, a mill and an oven of its own. In 1627, the town was called Villaflores.