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Spain
Madrid
Lozoya Somosierra
Lozoyuela-Navas-Sieteiglesias

From Lozoyuela to Buitrago climbing the Lozoya river — Sierra de Guadarrama

Routes
Mountain biking trails
Spain
Madrid
Lozoya Somosierra
Lozoyuela-Navas-Sieteiglesias

From Lozoyuela to Buitrago climbing the Lozoya river — Sierra de Guadarrama

Hard

5.0

(1)

4

riders

From Lozoyuela to Buitrago climbing the Lozoya river — Sierra de Guadarrama

05:51

64.1km

980m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 31, 2024

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 2.10 km for 128 m

After 43.1 km for 971 m

After 44.8 km for 314 m

After 45.4 km for 307 m

Waypoints

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Start point

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5.07 km

Roman Bridge of El Berrueco

Highlight • Bridge

This Roman bridge, dating back to the 16th century. I. BC, was key to the economic growth of the population of El Berrueco during the 16th century. XV d. C. Entrance town to the Archbishopric of Toledo from the port of Somosierra, connecting it with Talamanca del Jarama through the homonymous canyon, as well as Alcalá de Henares, Madrid and Uceda. This place full of transit history invites us to imagine ourselves on horseback while we cycle through it.

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2

7.12 km

El Berrueco

Highlight • Settlement

El Berrueco is the typical town at the foot of the Sierra de Guadarrama full of houses and granite structures. It is a transit site attached to the Atazar reservoir that has all the lodging and restaurant services. Numerous routes on foot and by bicycle originate from, go to, or pass through this town that leads, from the A1 highway, to the natural area of the Sierra Norte de Madrid.

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3

8.89 km

El Atazar Reservoir

Highlight • Lake

Built in 1972 and belonging to the Isabel II canal, the El Atazar reservoir is the largest in Madrid, representing 46% of the community's embalmed water. Located in a rugged enclave full of slate, the landscape that surrounds the reservoir and that is born from its waters is spectacular, giving way to monumental natural routes and walks through its surrounding historical towns.

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4

15.2 km

Views of the Lozoya River

Highlight • Viewpoint

The Lozoya is an important tributary of the Jarama along whose 91 kilometer route six reservoirs have been built. Right at this point, the valley takes the shape of a canyon due to its proximity to the El Villar reservoir, where the course of the river narrows to a great extent.

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5

17.7 km

This dam offers spectacular views. It is worth going there. Ideal for hiking, motorbike or road bike excursions. Next to the dam there is a small parking lot for about 10 cars.

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6

18.6 km

Pinar de la Casasola

Highlight • Forest

Recreational area near the Embalse del Villar dam made up of a forest populated by pines, gall oaks, oaks and poplars. Ideal for crossing your paths.

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33.3 km

Public Water Fountain

Public Water Fountain

8

35.2 km

Puentes Viejas Dam

Highlight • Monument

The Puentes Viejas reservoir was built on the Lozoya River and is part of the water supply network known as Canal de Isabel II, which is still in operation after several centuries in use. It is also a panoramic site with very nice views.

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42.1 km

On the banks of the Lozoya River at the beginning of the El Atazar reservoir we find this forest populated with pine, ash and Montpellier maple. Leafy, it creates a cozy natural intimacy that collects us in its bed as we pass through its paths.

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45.8 km

Located on an old Muslim fortress reconquered in 1085 under the reign of Alfonso VI. The first testimonies of the castle come from the hand of Alfonso VII, who gave the properties to the dukes of Mendoza. These, in the s. XV, they would build a castle fortified by seven different towers, built with brick in the Mudejar style. The Marquis of Santillana and, later, Juana de Portugal and her daughter, Juana la Beltraneja, would reside there.
During the War of Independence, the French would use the fortress as a barracks, fleeing from it in 1813, destroying it in their escape, then beginning its deterioration.
It currently has a bullring inside and has been closed for restoration since 2016. It is a historical gem that should not be overlooked if you visit the Madrid town.

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46.0 km

Buitrago del Lozoya Historic Town and Walls

Highlight • Historical Site

It is a unique town that preserves its complete wall, the only one in the region and declared a National Monument in 1931. Don't miss its Gothic-Mudejar style Alcázar with a clear Arab influence. A storybook and postcard town like few others.

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46.4 km

Buitrago de Lozoya

Highlight • Settlement

Beautiful town in the Sierra de Madrid. The Alczar (castle), the very colorful Puente del Arrabal and the Church of Santa María del Castillo stand out.
It also has the Picasso Museum that brings together an important collection of the ceramic works of the Malaga painter.
Numerous bars, restaurant, supermarkets, and accommodation if necessary

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57.9 km

Old Prison of Lozoyuela

Highlight • Historical Site

In use during the postwar period to house prisoners of war who participated in the construction of the train life. in this way they reduced their sentences in exchange for days of work.

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59.2 km

Old Lozoyuela Station

Highlight • Historical Site

The old Lozoyuela station was located on the direct Madrid-Burgos railway line, operational between 1968 and 2011. Completed during the Franco dictatorship, it was one of the most tedious projects on the Spanish railway network, taking around 50 years to build. Today, we find various stations, fragments of track, tunnels and former prisons of those who built the line.

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64.1 km

End point

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

43.0 km

10.1 km

6.89 km

3.53 km

628 m

Surfaces

32.9 km

17.7 km

6.98 km

4.30 km

1.70 km

551 m

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Highest point (1,230 m)

Lowest point (860 m)

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