세풀베다‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 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.

Within the beautiful Hayedo de la Pedrosa there are several centuries-old beech trees of great beauty.

Spectacular cliffs in the Riaza River Gorges.

Spectacular rock formations, many of them with pools where water flows out.

Centenary beech trees in the La Pedrosa Beech Forest.

The path draws a couple of curves between the oaks and the first twisted and seductive beech trees appear next to the road. The oldest and most striking specimen is a little further down, in the bed of the Avellano stream, the roots come out of the ground and embrace an enormous quartzite rock, forming a beautiful and monumental tree surrounded by an extraordinary troop of beech trees of all ages. . The path crosses another stream and continues down between beech trees to the wooden bridge of the Riaza River, where another path appears on the right that descends from the beech forest road. The spell of the beech forest ends and the luminous seduction of the oak meadow continues until the path ends on the Riaza road, near the reservoir.

Valdevacas de Montejo is a moorland town, it has a mountain atmosphere, it is between hills and valleys populated by junipers and holm oaks far from the Riaza River but it has always been linked to the river and the natural wonders of the beautiful limestone canyon. And also with its secrets, myths and hiding places. In the square there is a panel of local trails and another of the routes of the La Serrezuela MTB Center. And there is also the source. The trail leaves the square along Calle Mayor to a crossroads on the outskirts where the posts of PR-SG 7 Senda de la Ermita del Casuar appear, one of the hiking itineraries of the natural park. The route continues to the left and soon a detour appears to the right. You can also take a shortcut directly from the square without passing through the beginning of the trail. At the crossroads there is a small enclosed area with a restored traditional still. The road leads away from the urban complex along an agricultural lane between crop fields. The beginning is very comfortable down some rural slopes, to a meadow of orchards in the Pozos stream and the landscape changes completely. The track climbs through a mountain of juniper trees to the Los Picachos moorland and begins the descent towards the gorges of the Riaza River. The road is well signposted with the PR-SG 7 milestones on the detours.

Above the Río Duratón there are these immense rocks, a gorge formed by the river, where we can see these huge animals.