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The Church of San Martín in Huerta de Arriba combines a Romanesque apse with a neoclassical nave built in 1729. Inside, the main altarpiece stands out, in a neoclassical style with Baroque influences. It is a good example of how different architectural styles coexist in a single rural church.

The Mining Railway Trail is part of the Sierra de la Demanda Greenway and follows the old railway line that linked the iron mines with Burgos. The history of the old Sierra de la Demanda mining railway is closely linked to the iron exploitation in this area. Built by the English company The Sierra Company Limited, it began operating in 1901 to transport ore to Burgos and from there to the Basque steelworks, although it never became profitable and closed in 1910. Its tracks were dismantled in 1947, leaving the route unused for decades. At the beginning of the 21st century, the route was reborn as a greenway, part of the Natural Trail Network, and since 2004, it has been an ideal path for hikers and cyclists.

Wonderful to cycle on the little-used road along the reservoir.

Beautiful natural waterfall of the Tejero River as it passes through the surroundings of Huerta de Arriba.

The bridge that connects the two neighborhoods, and as a countryman says when asking about the slopes of the town..... Slopes? But if there is only one!

The Mansilla reservoir is located on the Najerilla river, a tributary of the Ebro river. Its waters hide the old town of Mansilla de la Sierra, whose church and some other buildings are visible when it is low.

The Mansilla Reservoir is a dam that collects the waters of the Río Neila among others, and from where the Sierra de la Demanda is located to the north, and the Picos de Urbión to the south.

Canales de la Sierra is a municipality and Spanish town belonging to the region of the 7 Villas. The town is located at the foot of the Sierra de la Demanda, which has large beech and pine forests.