프레네딜라스 드 라 올리바 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The Madrid Deep Space Communications Complex (MDSCC), located in Robledo de Chavela, is a joint facility between INTA (National Institute of Aerospace Technology), NASA and ESA. The Madrid Deep Space Communications Complex plays a vital role in space exploration and communication with ships and probes in deep space. 🚀🌌

The Navahonda hermitage exists as a result of an appearance of the Virgin of Navahonda in an oak tree, to a rancher from Robledo de Chavela, indicating the place of her burial. To get to the Ermita from Robledo de Chavela you must first climb the demanding peak of Navahonda and then descend its mountaineering technique.

This stone bridge is of medieval origin and belongs to the municipality of Navalagamella. Built on the bed of the Perales River, there is no documented information about its origin or history, although it is believed that it is one of the five that were built during the Islamic domination of this area of the Peninsula.

This juniper is one of the unique trees in the Community of Madrid. Due to its size and, taking into account the slow growth of this type of tree, it is estimated that it has between 3 and 4 centuries of life. An example of resistance.

Along this beautiful stretch you can tour the entire west side of the Cerro Alarcón reservoir, located right between the municipalities of Valdemorillo and Navalagamella. On the other side, easy to see due to the narrowness of the reservoir, you can already see houses from the urbanization.

The area you are in was of great importance during the Spanish Civil War, and it is still possible to see many remains of it today. To the east of Navalagamella you can find these bunker forts that belonged to the Franco army and were built after the battle of Brunete.

In the town of Navalagamella you can see this Herrerian-style church that dates back to the late 15th century and early 16th century, classified as an Asset of Cultural Interest (BIC).

Within the ecological route of the mills, this is one of them, although if you continue north, you will be able to see more. Some of them, like the Molino Alto, are in a much better state of conservation.