몬테호 데 티에르메스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪11‬개의 천연기념물

The source of the Aguisejo River is located in the Ayllón Mountains and rises from the confluence of several small rivers that originate on the peaks of this mountain range, which serves as a natural border between the provinces of Guadalajara, Segovia and Madrid.

The Vildé Dam.

Reduced cyclability depending on the time of year, once you reach the abyss of the canyon, look carefully for the path that descends to the river pass and climb the other slope. Not recommended in the rainy season or when the river flow is high.

The Aguisejo River is a water course in the interior of the Iberian Peninsula, which runs through the municipalities of Ayllón and Languilla, both in the Spanish province of Segovia.

They destroyed them while widening the road. Still nice rock formation, with its history

Attention, "relative" cyclability. Yes or yes you will have to push the bike in many sections, but the landscape is worth it. Framed by huge walls, in which griffon vultures nest, the place is of singular beauty, due to the capricious shapes that form the rocks. It has areas where depending on the season there may be problems because brambles and / or thorns have eaten the road.

A singular enclave of hundred-year-old trees, a huge Holm oak stands out. A monument tree, no doubt

Formation of rocks of capricious shapes. Legend has it that they are the horses of a group of Muslim warriors turned to stone by the miracle of a princess converted to Christianity who prayed to God for her salvation when she was persecuted. Before, the myth was much more "credible", but a few years ago when the cart was enlarged, part of the rock formation was thrown away.