Stands out for

  • • Jump from a 40-meter bridge with a 20-meter free fall
  • • Dual safety system with five anti-jerk mechanisms
  • • Tandem jump option for two people with triple safety
  • • Free photo reportage capturing the jump
  • • Opportunity to learn advanced jump techniques, including back-first jumps

Description

Context

Bungee jumping at the Buitrago-Gascones Viaduct takes place from a 40-meter-high bridge located in the northern Sierra of Madrid, near the Cofio River. This iconic location offers a 20-meter free fall and a total drop of 30 meters due to the elastic rope’s rebound effect. The natural surroundings provide a constant backdrop of wind and river sounds, enhancing the immersive experience.

The Experience

After a safety briefing and fitting into a harness, helmet, and dual safety system, you ascend to the viaduct platform to begin the jump. From the edge, you leap into open space, feeling the tension and bounce of the elastic cord as it holds you during multiple ascents and descents. You can choose either a solo jump or a tandem jump with a partner, both equipped with a free photo report capturing the moment. The sensation of weightlessness and the ambient sounds of the Cofio River are essential elements of the experience.

For Whom

This activity is suitable for individuals over 14 years old with good physical health and no heart conditions or spinal issues. It’s ideal for those seeking a powerful adrenaline rush and couples wishing to share the experience in tandem. Not recommended for people with severe vertigo or limited mobility.

Local Context

The Buitrago-Gascones Viaduct is a well-known destination for adventure sports in the northern Sierra, a rural area with a strong tradition in hiking and active tourism. The local community in Buitrago del Lozoya offers dining services and cultural experiences, enriching the visit with opportunities to enjoy the natural and historical heritage of the region.

Key Info

Difficulty

Hard

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

Ages 13+

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Practical Guide

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Location
Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable clothing and closed sports shoes. Book in advance to avoid waiting, especially on weekends. The best time to jump is in the morning or early afternoon. Prepare for a high-intensity activity requiring good physical fitness and no heart or spinal conditions. Take advantage of the free photo report to preserve the memory.

Physical Requirements

Intense physical activity, requires good physical condition and absence of heart or spinal problems.

About the Area

The Buitrago-Gascones Viaduct is located in a natural setting within the northern Sierra of Madrid, close to the Cofio River. The area combines rural landscapes with hiking opportunities, cultural visits in Buitrago del Lozoya, and local restaurants serving traditional cuisine. Access is primarily by private vehicle and the site is a recognized hub for adventure sports and active tourism.

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The jump is performed from a 40-meter bridge with a 20-meter free fall and a total drop of 30 meters due to the elastic cord’s rebound.
A dual safety system with five anti-jerk mechanisms is used, along with ankle harnesses, a mandatory helmet, and an approved elastic cord.
Yes, a tandem jump option is available for two people from 20 meters, featuring a triple safety system and full equipment.
Wear comfortable clothing and closed sports shoes to support movement and ensure safety during the jump.
Yes, the minimum weight is 45 kg and the maximum is 100 kg to ensure proper function of the bungee system and participant safety.