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Alto de la Cabeza is the highest point in the Ribera del Duero with its 1343 m high. The top is crowned by a metal cross.

A small town next to the Sabinares del Arlanza Natural Area. It is worth seeing its church of San Sebastián Mártir from the 13th century, the hermitage of Carmen, the old laundry and the fountain in the Plaza Mayor.

The hermitage is located in the Lomas de Cervera area, below Picacho and Pico Castro. An old early medieval town named “Talamanquiella” was probably located in this place.

Traditional tenada or shed built in stone and circular in shape known as loberas. They were used by shepherds to protect themselves when they accompanied their flocks through these fields. Currently, they have been rehabilitated creating an ethnographic museum or interpretation center to maintain the history of this place.

Small 20th century hermitage built in honor of San Cristóbal. The temple offers a spiritual refuge in the midst of an impressive natural environment. With a simple architecture, the hermitage offers impressive views of the valley from this hill located at an altitude of 1,185 meters. The space also has a fire watch tower.

Small pool of water from where you can observe a large number of birds and where, a few meters away, there is an observatory/lookout where a large number of vultures usually live.

The Fuente Barda stream, with a very irregular flow, is one of the courses contributing to the Arandilla River. At certain times of the year it can dry out completely, but at others, it is green and full of vegetation.