Bridges

Guadarrama Bridge Arriving at La Navata Station, we crossed the bridge over the Guadalrama River.
Alcanzorla Bridge The Alcanzorla Bridge is an engineering work of Muslim origin, probably built between the 9th and 11th centuries. It is located in the area known as Las Minas. The Alcanzorla Bridge is in a state of ruin. Only the half-point arc on which it is held, built with granite armchairs, is maintained.
Herrera Bridge The bridge of the Herrera or the New Bridge was built in the 16th century, with traces of the John of Herrera, architect of the king, in the time of Philip II to improve the way to the Monastery of El Escorial. It has a single arch, half-point, flanked by two large-dimensional stirring.
Navata Bridge It is a bridge made up of three eyes, although its construction dates back to the medium, its infrastructure seems Roman, it communicated a cerealist area with another livestock and next to it there are ruins of an old flour mill.

Guadarrama River Middle Course Regional Park and its surroundings. The route despite its short length has a great attraction for the surroundings of the river and more specifically from the area of the Alcanzorla bridge, the route is reduced as the urban invasion has left no room for more, both to one side and to the other (beginning or end) we will touch with ant. An oasis in the urbe, with riverside forest and a complex and handicapped Mediterranean forest that surprised us for its beauty. The route has no difficulty, but it has some other, short, redeem that with family, it will be a little harder. We'll just have to have a little more caution around the Alcanzorla bridge if the ground is wet. The route is not marked, but there are explanatory signs on the bridges. Trazado: Puente de la Navata - Puente de Herrera - Puente de la Alcanzorla - Puente de Guadalrama.

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