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Curious place before arriving at Bustarviejo.

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mountain biking, running or hiking

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An alternative to the descent on the track. Be careful, it's a challenging climb.

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Another interesting aqueduct from the time of Isabel II intended to supply water to the capital!

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Another interesting aqueduct from the time of Isabel II intended to supply water to the capital!

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Aqueduct built in the time of Queen Elizabeth II intended to supply water to the town!

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Aqueduct intended to supply water to the population that fulfilled its function!

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The Molar watchtower is one of the six old defensive watchtowers of the Mayrit mountain range. Visibly rebuilt, it has an extensive view of the surrounding valleys and allowed communication between different towers through fire signals or, failing that, smoke. These messages could travel 200 kilometers in 45 minutes, eliminating the Christian factor from the Christian troops. Thanks to its strategic positioning, today its foot serves as a viewpoint of the Sierra Norte and Cuerda Larga.

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The Guadalix River canyon, exploited by the Canal de Isabel II and with a dam in its highest part, is the perfect environment to explore, thanks to its terraced road in its eastern part. The Hervidero waterfalls are the ideal place to cool your feet and enjoy a meal accompanied by the freshness of nature. Its views do not disappoint, inviting us to enter its walls and captivate us with the greenery that permeates its slopes.

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The Molar watchtower is one of the six old defensive watchtowers of the Mayrit mountain range. Visibly rebuilt, it allowed an extensive view of the surrounding valleys and allowed communication between different towers by means of fire signals or, failing that, smoke. These messages could travel 200 kilometers in 45 minutes, eliminating the Christian factor from the Christian troops. Thanks to its strategic positioning, today its foot serves as a viewpoint of the Sierra Norte and Cuerda Larga.

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This sentry box of the old Bustarviejo penal detachment served as surveillance for the prisoners and for possible incursions from the outside, especially those of the maquis, since the environment housed different groups of them.

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This former Francoist penal detachment was in operation between 1944 and 1952. With a capacity of 250 prisoners, it served as a prison for political and common prisoners, many of them sentenced to forced labor that they served in the construction of the direct Madrid-Burgos railway.

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Gate of the old dam that, together with other infrastructure, channeled water that feeds the capital

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It forms part of the primitive layout of the Canal de Isabel II.

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It consists of seven arches, also semicircular, which rise above a large lower arch.

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Good views of the reservoir, also known as El Vellón, with Guadalix de la Sierra in the background. The mountains that can be seen in the background are the ends of La Pedriza and the area of the Morcuera pass.

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The Pedrezuela reservoir is a haven of peace for all those who live in the Sierra Norte de Madrid. Built by the Canal de Isabel II to take advantage of the regulated waters of the Guadalix River, it is a perfect place to stroll and unwind.

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Part of the Canal Bajo, it is one of the three most picturesque aqueducts and one of the oldest still in operation, together with the Sima and Retuerta aqueducts. You will pass under it and deserve to appreciate a true work of engineering that is still standing after so many years.

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The weir is part of what used to be a reservoir to divert water from the Guadalix River to Madrid back in the early 20th century. Today only ruins remain and it is one of the icons of the well-known Hervidero route.

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