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If the Queen drank this water, it is because it is good and fresh.

Very cold water shower, especially recommended for hot summer.

Fuente de la Reina, modest in terms of flow, but with historical importance. This fountain has satisfied numerous travelers since ancient times.

Fuente la Reina from La Pradera de Navalhorno is a climb in the Castilla y León region. It has a length of 11.1 kilometers and a climb of 476 vertical meters with a slope of 4.3% on average, which implies a difficulty level of 331. The top of the climb is located at 1644 meters. From the Madrid side the climb is done along a mountain track.

Two-meter waterfall in the Arroyo de la Navazuela, in the Fuenfría Valley. It is worth the visit.

One of the most impressive features of the Peña de Arcipreste de Hita is the granite stones at the top. In these we find inscriptions from other periods, embroidered on the same rock.

The Majalasna is, with its 1934 meters high, the lowest summit of the characteristic granite formation of the Seven Peaks. It is also located apart from the rest, in the western wing. The ascent and descent are made on the right side, taking extreme precautions.

Good footwear is needed to reach the Majalasna meadow, it is advisable to go with a cane/pole, especially for the descent. If you want to crown Majalasna you will have to climb some rocks, nothing difficult but it is dangerous if you are not skilled, there are also random gusts of strong wind. For the rest, it may be one of my favorite routes in the Fuenfría Valley