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The La Parra weir is a Spanish reservoir located in the bed of the Lozoya River, in the province of Madrid.

Built under the reign of Isabel II, it is the oldest dam in Madrid, being the last on the course of the Lozoya River. This dam, 27 meters high, made of limestone, was inaugurated in 1856 as the beginning of the water supply project for Madrid, the new capital of the kingdom of Spain, which was growing considerably in population. Currently disused due to permeability problems caused by the poor choice of its location, today it belongs to the historical heritage of the Sierra de Ayllón, being a place visited by climbing enthusiasts and traveled by hikers and cyclists.

The solitary Molino de Viñuelas stands on top of a hill that dominates this magnificent landscape. The views are worth pedaling to Viñuelas.

Dam with the aim of controlling the pressure that the Navarejos dam can suffer.

Path along the Loyaza river

The Viñuelas mill is one of the biggest tourist attractions in the town of Viñuelas. We know that it dates from the 19th century but there is no exact date of its construction or who its founder was. It is the only standing mill in the entire province of Guadalajara, being the northernmost mill in the entire autonomous community of Castilla la Mancha.

The La Parra dam was built with the purpose of relieving the Navarejos dam that is located downstream of the river. Due to more recent works, today the dam is in disuse but forms part of the well-known La Parra Dam - Pontón de la Oliva route