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주요 정보: 셀라 해시계 위치: 해발 약 1,670미터에 위치한 프라데라 데 나바룰라케(세르세디야)의 카레테라 데 라 레푸블리카(Carretera de la República)에 있습니다. 역사: 1995년에 개장했으며, 작가(이 산맥의 열렬한 애호가이자 "Cuadernos del Guadarrama"의 저자)와 이 산맥을 처음으로 걸었던 등산객들을 기리기 위한 것입니다. 흥미로운 점: 아날레마틱 해시계입니다. 즉, 고정된 바늘이 없으며 당신 자신이 시계입니다. 땅에 표시된 현재 날짜 위에 서 있어야 하며, 당신의 그림자가 주변의 돌 조각에 시간을 표시할 것입니다. 주변 환경: 독일인들의 샤워(Ducha de los Alemanes)와 시인들의 전망대(Miradores de los Poetas)를 지나는 아름다운 루트에 있습니다. 셀라를 기리는 이 해시계가 정말 마음에 듭니다. 시간을 알기 위해 직접 상호작용해야 하기 때문에 매우 독창적입니다. 소나무로 둘러싸여 있고 매우 평화로운 세르세디야 산맥의 특별한 장소에 있습니다. 푸엔프리아 계곡(Valle de la Fuenfría)을 하이킹할 때마다 방문해도 질리지 않는 매력적인 "시골 기념물"입니다.

The Descalzo Bridge is one of the best-known bridges on the Fuenfría Roman Road in Cercedilla. Although long attributed to its Roman origin, more recent research suggests that, although the road crossed here in Roman times, the bridge itself may have been built or heavily modified in the 18th century (Bourbon era). Despite this, it is located on an important section of the Roman road that connected Segovia with Titulcia and has been restored several times, maintaining its original structure. It is a masonry bridge with a single arch and blends perfectly into the natural surroundings, being part of a popular hiking trail in the Sierra de Guadarrama. Both the bridge and the road have been declared a National Historic, Artistic, and Archaeological Site.

The Descalzo Bridge is one of the best-known bridges on the Roman Road of Fuenfría, in Cercedilla. Although long attributed to its Roman origin, more recent research suggests that, although the road crossed here in Roman times, the bridge itself may have been built or heavily modified in the 18th century (Bourbon era). Despite this, it is located on an important section of the Roman road that linked Segovia with Titulcia, and has been restored several times, maintaining its original structure. It is a masonry bridge with a single arch and blends perfectly into the natural environment, being part of a popular hiking trail in the Sierra de Guadarrama (the Schmith Way). Both the bridge and the road have been declared a National Historic, Artistic, and Archaeological Site.

incredible layout of the Roman road,

a good route, from Madrid to Segovia..

When seen from a distance it looks like a pile of something, in this case, wheat.

A hill that separates La Pinareja and Montón de Trigo. It is named after a game played by shepherds, "Tiro de la Barra"

Collado that takes its name from the bar throw game.