Medium Collado - Mataesresa

Explanted from The Head

Explanted from The Head

There are tables with banks. At this point the road is biburca, you have to take that of the left, the Vereda de Interterms, which leads to Alpedrete, as the signage indicates, between fresneas with scattered oak.

Finca los Llanos

Finca los Llanos

Indicator

Indicator

Pecuary track indicator

Roman inn of C. Mediano

The Roman Posada de Collado Mediano is a center of interpretation that makes known the history of the site. Open Saturdays from 10 to 12 hours. The tour follows on the left, leaving the building on the right, and begins to take place on an old Roman road, whose history can be known thanks to the information panel enabled.

Gate 1

Closing that prevents the access of motor vehicles but with which it is possible to walk and by bike.

Gate 2

Once the explanade is crossed, it appears, 460 m later, another closure that must be passed through again.

Roundabout of the Dehesillas

Roundabout of the Dehesillas

Here we take the path of land that starts on the right hand and that as indiaca the signage is a pecuary way.

Exit to Road

Exit to Road

Runway by gutter on road M-619

Caraway

Caraway

This stretch of Roman road was part of the XXIV Way, which, from Segovia, reached Titulcia and Complutum passing through Miacum. As it is made on a foundation of stem rock (gremium) it has a different constructive characteristics to the other Roman ways.

Pequaria

Pequaria

The site of Miacum

The site of Miacum

This site shows to the passers the remains of the old inn of Miacum, which served as a shelter and place of rest for those who, in the past, were prepared to make the rise or descent of the complicated Port of Fucofría, the most complex section of the Vía XXIV.

Route that links the train station of Collado Mediano, with that of Alpedrete-Mataesresa, passing through the Roman site of Miacum.

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