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It is a good area for a quiet route without rushing... except for some sections with a lot of water where you have to walk.

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The Mirador de las Canchas is one of the most outstanding panoramic points in the Sierra de Guadarrama, located in the Barranca Valley, within the municipality of Navacerrada, Madrid. From this viewpoint, located at an altitude of approximately 1,754 meters, you can enjoy stunning views of iconic mountains such as La Maliciosa and La Bola del Mundo, as well as the extensive pine forest in the valley and, on clear days, even the city of Madrid in the distance. The route to reach the viewpoint is of moderate difficulty and begins at the La Barranca parking lot. The route, approximately 9 kilometers round trip, runs mainly along a forest track with a gradient of approximately 350 meters, making it accessible to most hikers. During the ascent, you will cross lush pine forests and pass near landmarks such as the Fuente de la Campanilla and the remains of the old Guadarrama Sanatorium.

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A crossing and meeting place for many hikers heading in different directions.

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It's hard to get there, but the views are so cool.

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Today it was overflowing with water. Very good place to spend the day.

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Beautiful environment, although if you go gravel you will surely have to set foot on the ground two or three times to reach it.

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Area to practice technique near Tres Cantos

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Nice point to observe the mountains of Madrid, and point of origin of good routes

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The Mirador de las Canchas is a very special place in the Sierra de Guadarrama for its spectacular views of the Pico de la Maliciosa and the ease of getting there. With a panoramic view of two of the most iconic mountains of the Sierra de Navacerrada and located in the heart of the La Barranca Valley.

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Groundhog Bridge We are heading to the northern end of the municipality of Madrid, practically on the border with Colmenar Viejo. Here is the Marmota Bridge, which was built in the mid-18th century over the waters of the Manzanares River, next to the wall of Monte de El Pardo. The first thing that surprises you about this construction is its name. How is it possible to call it that, when there are no marmots in Spain? The answer is simple: it is really a degeneration of the term 'mamotar', by which a hill near the bridge was known.

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Mythical site, although difficult to access with a gravel bike

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We walked wide and well-footed, perfect for riding and training, little shade. And some roads end in farms where you can't connect with the main road, look before moving there.

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You can enjoy a panoramic view of the Sierra de Guadarrama and a pleasant silence. There are many routes for all levels.

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Emblematic site for runners, hikers and cyclists in the community of Madrid. There are many animals that come to drink from the river. And if you are patient you will see that there is a family of black and griffon vultures that live in the area.

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¨The Groundhog Bridge was built between 1756 and 1758, in the context of a project to delimit and improve the accesses to El Pardo, carried out by mandate of Fernando VI (1713-59). Let us not forget that this Royal Site was always the preferred hunting ground of the Spanish monarchy and that these works were considered a priority, even by previous monarchs.¨ Source: Passion for Madrid.

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super nice ....., this route is worth it, easy without technical complexity except at the end, when you reach manzanares, a gravel descent to descend carefully if you still do not have much control.

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Different at each time of the year and full of birds. From the reservoir you can see the mountains, Manzanares and Soto del Real.

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A very nice reservoir. The sunsets and sunrises are spectacular, there are incredible views of Manzanares and its castle, and it is a good place to photograph birds.

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A privileged point to observe the Valley of La Barranca presided over by La Maliciosa and the Ball of the World. On clear days you can see the silhouette of the buildings of the city of Madrid and the endless plateau on which they are located.

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Despite what some publications erroneously indicate, this is not a Roman bridge, but it dates back to the 18th century when it was built to continue the surveillance path of the Pardo fence, at that time a royal hunting ground.

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