Garganta de los Montes and El Cuadrón: roads and rural memory
Two centers within the same municipality to discover mountain architecture, sculptures, livestock meadows and environmental education proposals in the Upper Lozoya Valley.
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Towns and villages
Torremocha de Jarama
Medieval heritage, agricultural memory and paths along the Jarama valley
Read more →Galapagar: heritage and paths along the Guadarrama River
The Church of the Assumption, the historic bridges and the path towards La Navata allow you to combine a walk through the town center with an outing to the riverside landscape.
Read more →San Agustín del Guadalix: history, pastureland and waterfalls
From the town center and the parish church to the roads of Moncalvillo and the Guadalix River.
Read more →Pedrezuela: pastures, reservoir and memory of the town charter
A stroll through the church of San Miguel, the tradition of the Vaquilla and the paths around the Guadalix.
Read more →Pinilla del Valle: Neanderthals, trades and landscape by the reservoir
A village in the Upper Lozoya Valley where archaeology shares the spotlight with rural memory and paths between meadows and water.
Read more →Villanueva del Pardillo: memory of the town and paths of the Guadarrama
The Casona, the reconstructed town center and the paths towards the Guadarrama allow you to discover a municipality where local history accompanies walks through the surroundings.
Read more →Lozoyuela-Navas-Sieteiglesias: three towns, one municipality
From the old cattle trails to the medieval necropolis of Sieteiglesias, a journey through pastures, churches and paths of the Sierra Norte.
Read more →Horcajo de la Sierra-Aoslos
Two mountain villages next to the Madarquillos River, amidst livestock heritage, old irrigation ditches and riverside paths.
Read more →Santa María de la Alameda
Eight clusters among high-altitude meadows, livestock trails and the valleys of Aceña and Cofio.
Read more →Madarcos: mountain architecture and paths along the Madarquillos
A small village at the foot of Somosierra where stone houses, the memory of trades and pastures invite you to explore the landscape calmly.
Read more →Prádena del Rincón: medieval memory and paths between meadows
The church of Santo Domingo de Silos, the traces of transhumance and the Salmoral lagoon allow you to explore different stages of mountain life.
Read more →Alpedrete: quarries, heritage and walks through the pastureland
A town with a quarrying tradition at the foot of the Sierra de Guadarrama, where granite unites the history of the town center with the wetlands of its former mines.
Read more →Pelayos de la Presa
The Valdeiglesias monastery and the Alberche landscape, next to the San Juan reservoir.
Read more →Robledillo de la Jara
Jarales, a memory of the trades and paths towards the Lozoya reservoirs
Read more →La Serna del Monte: cattle trails and mountain memory
A small municipality in the middle Lozoya valley to discover the church of San Andrés, the rural architecture and the paths between pastures and oak groves.
Read more →Daganzo de Arriba: rural memory, museums and country lanes
The Mudejar tower, the Fountain of the Four Spouts and the local museums offer a visit that can be extended through the fields, riverbanks and livestock trails of the surrounding area.
Read more →Venturada and Cotos de Monterrey: history, oak groves and art
Discover the historic center of Venturada and dedicate time to Cotos de Monterrey, a large urbanization of the municipality with cultural life, urban art and an environment of holm oaks.
Read more →Gargantilla del Lozoya and Pinilla de Buitrago: two towns, one history
Meadows, mountain churches and paths near Riosequillo, with the hermitage of Santiago as the setting for a decisive episode in 15th-century Castile.
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Torrelaguna
The town of Cisneros: a monumental square, streets with history and paths through the Jarama Valley.
Read more →Becerril de la Sierra: granite, springs and paths below La Maliciosa
A town steeped in livestock history and stonework, two churches from different eras, and trails winding through oak groves, pine forests, and mountain landscapes.
Read more →Ajalvir: heritage and birds in the Jarama countryside
A stroll through the town square and the agricultural paths allows you to discover the history of the municipality and the landscape of the cereal steppes.
Read more →Valdemaqueda
The Mocha bridge, the Cofio river and a village among pine forests on the border with Ávila.
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