German Shower

This waterfall is a two-meter water jump that is suffering from the Navazuela stream, one of the constituents of the Guadalrama River. This small but interesting waterfall owes its name to the showers that were given in it the first mountaineers of the saw - several of them of German origin - in the early 20th century. It was formerly called the "Old Tree jet," by an old tile that continues to grow next to it. This waterfall is inside a lush forest of wild pine. At this water jump you can reach the Roman road of the Fucofría after walking for 45 minutes having left the recreational area of the Dehesas de Cercedilla.

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Latitude:40.782565·Longitude:-4.056456