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Castile and León

Segovia

Real Sitio De San Ildefonso

Navacerrada Pass – Somontano Peak loop from Puerto de Navacerrada

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Hiking trails & Routes

Spain

Castile and León

Segovia

Real Sitio De San Ildefonso

Navacerrada Pass – Somontano Peak loop from Puerto de Navacerrada

Hard

4.5

(16)

173

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Navacerrada Pass – Somontano Peak loop from Puerto de Navacerrada

02:39

6.70km

280m

Hiking

Hard hike. Good fitness required. Sure-footedness, sturdy shoes and alpine experience required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 18, 2026

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Includes a segment that may be dangerous

A part of this route comprises technical, difficult, or hazardous terrain. Specialist equipment and prior experience may be required.

After 3.51 km for 51 m

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Bus stop

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Navacerrada Pass

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Nice place to go up with the bike. In summer and first thing in the morning is the best time due to traffic

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616 m

Meadow of the Navacerrada Pass

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Birth of the Smith road that leads to Fuenfría, from where you can access Montón de trigo, Segovia, or Cercedilla.

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711 m

Mirador de Galarza, Camino Schmid

Highlight • Viewpoint

blocked off by fence stylist, also in summer

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2.70 km

View of the Sierra de Guadarrama

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perfect for doing a few sets and getting your legs firm

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3.37 km

The path leaves the forest, the pines disappear and the vegetation becomes a resistant cover of bearberry, broom and mountain scrub with some daring and solitary pine that defies the inclemencies of the peaks. The first of the Seven Peaks is popularly known as Somontano and is the highest, at 2,138 meters above sea level. The geodesic vertex is in the pingorota of the highest rock of the cliff. Under normal conditions, without ice, snow or rain, the summit can be accessed without difficulty with ease and agility through the blocks on the east face. It is not accessible from all sides, so it is important to go up and down in the same place. Be careful with children, as there are a couple of steps where they may need the help of an adult. The route surrounds the peak to the right and begins an entertaining mountain journey between cliffs, passageways, boulders and small climbs.

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