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A place of spectacular landscapes.

A **giant kettle** is an erosional cavity, roughly cylindrical or pit-shaped, found in the beds of some rivers, especially in areas of hard rock such as granite. **How does it form?** 1. **Irregularities:** The process begins with small irregularities or hollows in the rock surface of the riverbed. 2. **Abrasion:** The water current traps pebbles, sand, and other hard sediments. The swirling motion of the current causes these materials to act as drilling tools, eroding and deepening the initial hollow through abrasion. 3. **Deepening:** Over time, the cavity grows larger and deeper, acquiring its characteristic "kettle" or "pot" shape. The fragments broken off from the parent rock contribute to this erosive process. **Characteristics:** * They are typically found in the upper reaches of rivers, where the current has greater velocity and energy. * The rock in which they form is usually hard and durable, such as granite or sandstone. * Their size can vary from a few centimeters to several meters in diameter and depth. * They often form in groups along the riverbed. * When the river slows or dries up, the potholes are exposed, revealing their smooth, rounded walls.

Spectacular views, generally good climb with some demanding sections before crossing the firebreak. the rest, quite bearable

Cancho de la Cabeza, the highest peak in the municipality of Patones, rises majestically in the Sierra Norte region of Madrid. This beautiful natural viewpoint offers panoramic views of the El Atazar reservoir and, in the background, you can see the Peña de la Cabra, one of the numerous peaks of the Ayllón mountain range.

Cancho de la Cabeza, the highest peak in the municipality of Patones, rises majestically in the Sierra Norte region of Madrid. This beautiful natural viewpoint offers panoramic views of the El Atazar reservoir and, in the background, you can see the Peña de la Cabra, one of the numerous peaks of the Ayllón mountain range. Remember that Patones de Arriba is a small “kingdom” near Madrid, full of charm and tradition. Enjoy the natural beauty and stunning views that Cancho de la Cabeza offers! 🏞️🌄

Approach the information panel that describes the entire landscape around the Atazar reservoir, and then sit on the Geodesic to rest and enjoy. !It is a wonder

Excellent place to recognize all the places in the Atazar reservoir. There is a great photo with the name of the places.

Built in 1972 and belonging to the Isabel II canal, the El Atazar reservoir is the largest in Madrid, housing 46% of the community's impounded water. Located in a rugged enclave full of slate, the landscape that surrounds the reservoir and that is born from its waters is spectacular, giving way to monumental natural routes and walks through its surrounding historic towns.