Stands out for

  • • Tour of the Valle de Cuelgamuros and Valle de los Caídos
  • • Raptor birdwatching in the Special Protection Area for Birds
  • • Passage through the Monumento a Amezua, a unique historical landmark
  • • Use of eMTBs for technical sections and steep climbs
  • • Stops at recreational areas like Las Lagunillas and Puerto Linera

Description

Context The Sierra de Guadarrama, located in the Madrid region, is a National Park reaching up to 2,428 meters in elevation, featuring diverse ecosystems such as pine forests and high-altitude meadows. This guided eMTB tour allows you to explore its trails and forest paths, accessing protected zones ideal for observing raptors and visiting historical sites like the Valle de los Caídos.

The Experience You’ll begin with a briefing and eMTB handover at Zarzalejo or a nearby recreational area. Pedaling along forest tracks and mountain trails, you’ll cross the Valle de Cuelgamuros, the Monumento a Amezua, and the Puerto de Navacerrada, enjoying the scent of pine and the sound of wind through the trees. The route includes scheduled stops for birdwatching and panoramic mountain views, with electric assistance to help navigate elevation gains between 854 and 901 meters.

For Whom Ideal for families with children over 10 years old who have basic cycling experience, nature lovers interested in birds, and cyclists with moderate fitness levels seeking to combine outdoor sport with cultural heritage. Not suitable for those without prior experience on technical sections or with limited mobility.

Local Context The Sierra de Guadarrama is home to historic towns such as San Lorenzo de El Escorial and Manzanares el Real, where local traditions and regional cuisine enhance the journey. The local community maintains deep respect for the natural environment, reflected in park regulations designed to protect native wildlife and flora.

Key Info

Difficulty

Moderate

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

All ages

Booking required

Practical Guide

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Expert Recommendations

Wear comfortable cycling clothing, bring sun protection, use proper footwear, and carry enough water. The best time to start is early morning to avoid crowds and enjoy natural light. Respect park rules, reduce speed on descents and in areas with hikers, and exercise caution on technical sections to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.

Physical Requirements

Moderate physical activity, suitable for families and people with varying levels of experience

About the Area

The Sierra de Guadarrama is a protected natural area featuring pine forests, heather zones, and high-altitude meadows. Nearby recreational spots include Las Lagunillas, and historic towns like San Lorenzo de El Escorial. The area offers hiking, birdwatching, and local cuisine. Access is best by private vehicle due to limited public transport options.

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Participants should be at least 10 years old and have basic cycling experience to safely navigate the technical sections of the route.
The route has moderate difficulty with technical sections; basic to moderate cycling experience is recommended for a safe and comfortable experience.
The route passes through forest tracks, mountain trails, and dirt and stone paths, with a total elevation gain between 854 and 901 meters.
Yes, eMTBs are included in the guided tour, making it easier to access steep sections and technical terrain.
Yes, the route passes through a Special Protection Area for Birds, where majestic raptors can be observed, especially in open sections and viewpoints.