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= Sierra de Madrid =
 
= Sierra de Madrid =
  
La '''''Sierra de Guadarrama''''', commonly known as the ''Sierra de Madrid'' is the collection of [[mountains]] surrounding [[Madrid]] from the north, which was the reason why the [[Spanish]] capital was founded, by the Muslims, to survey the Sierra itself! It is part of the ''[[Sistema Central]]'', where it sits between the [[Sierra de Gredos]] and the [[Sierra de Aylon]].
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La '''''Sierra de Guadarrama''''', commonly known as the ''Sierra de Madrid'' is the collection of [[mountains]] surrounding [[Madrid]] from the north, which was the reason why the [[Spanish]] capital was founded, by the Muslims, to survey the Sierra itself! It is part of the ''[[Sistema Central]]'', where it sits between the Sierra de Malagón and the Sierra de Somosierra in its strictest definition but also includes them along with the Sierra de Aylón in its widest acceptation where it becomes the neighbour to the mighty [[Sierra de Gredos]].
  
<center><wz tip="Madrid as seen from its sierra (in the background on the right, the smaller city before that is Soto del Real), on 14 June 2020.">[[File:sierra-Madrid-collado-najarra-14Jun20.jpg|650px]]</wz></center>
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<center><wz tip="Madrid as seen from its sierra (in the background on the right, the smaller city before the big one is Soto del Real), on 14 June 2020.">[[File:sierra-Madrid-collado-najarra-14Jun20.jpg|650px]]</wz></center>
  
 
'''[[Hiking in la Sierra de Madrid]]''' is our main [[walking]] activity in [[Spain]].
 
'''[[Hiking in la Sierra de Madrid]]''' is our main [[walking]] activity in [[Spain]].
  
== La Pedriza ==
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Places of interest:
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<center><wz tip="Artistic view of the Sierra de Guadarrama (Zona central).">[[File:Mapa-Sierra-Madrid.jpg|650px]]</wz></center>
  
* El Yelmo.
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== [[La Pedriza]] ==
* Puente de los Pollos.
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* El Caliz.
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La Pedriza is such an important part of the Sierra de Madrid that we have a [[La Pedriza|dedicated page]] for it.
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<gallery perrow=3 widths=200px>
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File:ElEscorial-Abantos-26June20-6.jpg|View from the [[Hiking_in_la_Sierra_de_Madrid#Flanks_of_the_Abantos|flanks of the Abantos]].
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File:Pedriza-from-inside-22May2022.jpg|La Pedriza from inside ([[Hiking_in_la_Sierra_de_Madrid#Puente_de_los_Pollos|Puente de los Pollos]]).
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== Zona central ==
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DosHermanas_hike-22June20-7.jpg|Cerro de Valdemartin from [[Hiking_in_la_Sierra_de_Madrid#Pe.C3.B1a_Citores.2C_Las_dos_hermanas_y_Pe.C3.B1alara|Peña Citores]].
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</gallery>
  
 
== La Mujer Muerta ==
 
== La Mujer Muerta ==
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In [[Provincia de Segovia]] y [[Comunidad de Madrid]] (Siete Picos, 2138 m).
 
In [[Provincia de Segovia]] y [[Comunidad de Madrid]] (Siete Picos, 2138 m).
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<gallery perrow=3 widths=200px>
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DosHermanas_hike-22June20-5.jpg|Characteristic shape confirmed from the ''peakfinder'' application (from [[Hiking_in_la_Sierra_de_Madrid#Pe.C3.B1a_Citores.2C_Las_dos_hermanas_y_Pe.C3.B1alara|Peña Citores]]).
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== La Maliciosa ==
 
== La Maliciosa ==
  
 
In Madrid (Maliciosa, 2227 m).
 
In Madrid (Maliciosa, 2227 m).
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File:Maliciosa-13Sept20-12.jpg|[[Hiking_in_la_Sierra_de_Madrid#La_Maliciosa|Taming the Maliciosa]], in September [[2020]].
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== La Bola del Mundo ==
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File:DosHermanas_hike-22June20-6.jpg|View from the [[Hiking_in_la_Sierra_de_Madrid#Pe.C3.B1a_Citores.2C_Las_dos_hermanas_y_Pe.C3.B1alara|Peña Citores]].
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File:ElEscorial-Abantos-26June20-5.jpg|View from the [[Hiking_in_la_Sierra_de_Madrid#Flanks_of_the_Abantos|flanks of the Abantos]].
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File:Sierra-de-Madrid-Pedriza-May22-1.jpg|From the heart of [[la Pedriza]], [[Hiking_in_la_Sierra_de_Madrid#Yelmo_and_Tolmo|on our way to el Yelmo]], on {{thisday|1|May|2022}}.
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== Cuerda Larga ==
 
== Cuerda Larga ==
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== Sierra de Canencia ==
 
== Sierra de Canencia ==
  
In Madrid (Mondalindo, 1831 m).
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In the [[Comunidad de Madrid]], overlooking [[Canencia]] and [[Guarganta de los Montes]]. Main peak: Mondalindo, 1831 m.
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File:SierraCanenciaDesdePuerto-May22.jpg|La Sierra de Canencia as approached from the Puerto de Canencia, here from the [[Hiking_sierra#Cabeza_de_la_Bra.C3.B1a|Cabeza de la Braña]] on 14 May 2022.
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== Sierra de la Cabrera ==
 
== Sierra de la Cabrera ==

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Sierra de Madrid

La Sierra de Guadarrama, commonly known as the Sierra de Madrid is the collection of mountains surrounding Madrid from the north, which was the reason why the Spanish capital was founded, by the Muslims, to survey the Sierra itself! It is part of the Sistema Central, where it sits between the Sierra de Malagón and the Sierra de Somosierra in its strictest definition but also includes them along with the Sierra de Aylón in its widest acceptation where it becomes the neighbour to the mighty Sierra de Gredos.

Sierra-Madrid-collado-najarra-14Jun20.jpg

Hiking in la Sierra de Madrid is our main walking activity in Spain.

Contents


Mapa-Sierra-Madrid.jpg

La Pedriza

La Pedriza is such an important part of the Sierra de Madrid that we have a dedicated page for it.

Zona central

La Mujer Muerta

In Provincia de Segovia (La Pinareja, 2197 m).

Siete Picos

In Provincia de Segovia y Comunidad de Madrid (Siete Picos, 2138 m).

La Maliciosa

In Madrid (Maliciosa, 2227 m).

La Bola del Mundo

Cuerda Larga

In Madrid (Cabeza de Hierro Mayor, 2383 m).

Sierra de Malagón

In Ávila, Madrid y Segovia (Cueva Valiente, 1903 m).

Sierra de la Morcuera

In Comunidad de Madrid (La Najarra, 2122 m).

Sierra de Canencia

In the Comunidad de Madrid, overlooking Canencia and Guarganta de los Montes. Main peak: Mondalindo, 1831 m.

Sierra de la Cabrera

In Madrid (Cancho Gordo, 1564 m).

Gallery

Links

Cuerda-larga-14jun20.jpg