베가스 드 마튀트‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪8‬개의 천연기념물

Between the Cerro de La Mujer Muerta and the Sierra del Quintanar. Between the Moros River and the Milanillos River. Crossroads, it is a very suitable place to stop on your route and enjoy a rest.

The Puerto de Pasapan (1,846m) is a mythical port in the area of the Guadarrama mountain range in the so-called Mujer Muerta range. Once the month of October arrives, the Moros River Gorge, closed from July to October due to fire risk, will reopen. La Mujer Muerta is a mountain range in the central area of the Sierra de Guadarrama and belonging to the province of Segovia.

A wooden observation platform, suspended over the Moros River gorge. Incredible views of the deep canyon and river below.

Incredible rock formation remains of an old quarry near the town of Ortigosa del Monte. The stones for the Segovia aqueduct were extracted from here.

La Mujer Muerta is a mountain range in the central area of the Sierra de Guadarrama and belonging to the province of Segovia. The Puerto de Pasapán is the natural passage to go from one slope to another. It is a mountain pass in Losa, Province of Segovia and has an altitude of 1,823 meters. The Port of Pasapán is located near the town of Los Horcajos and Cerro Pajoso.

The Gudillos is one of the tributaries of the Moros River. The source of this riverbed is located in the vicinity of the town of El Espinar Station. This river runs through a natural area, in the surroundings of the Guadarrama mountain range, which has great value for its landscapes and the biodiversity it houses. Furthermore, in an area very close to this river is the recreational area known as La Panera, which offers the possibility of enjoying this natural enclave and has become an essential leisure point for the region, especially during the summer months. summer.

Open space where the Gudillos River, a tributary of the Moros River, originates, near the Segovian town of El Espinar.

Open space where the Río Gudillos originates and which descends in a westerly direction until it connects with the Río Moros, close to the town of El Espinar.