Sila Felipe II - The Herrera
![]() Arce de Montpellier |
![]() RoadA steep road, which leads directly to the Chair of Philip II. |
![]() Cruz de los Romeros |
![]() Cave of the Bear |
![]() Deviety |
![]() Desvio Mirador del Castañar |
![]() Desvio finca El CastañarWe will leave the asphalt track and continue to walk next to the fence of the estate. |
![]() Departure to the Source of Two Brothers |
![]() Hermitage of the Virgin of GraceIt's a very charming herriian style hermitage. It is only open on the second Sunday of September and in the months of July and August on Saturdays in the afternoon. |
![]() Source of the Queen |
![]() Source of the Two Brothers |
![]() Source in the Herrera |
![]() Helecho |
![]() Jara Pegajosa |
![]() Mirador |
![]() Mirador del Castañar |
![]() Information panelsInformation panels on the flora of the area. |
![]() Wilce Bardaguera |
![]() Chair of Philip IIThe chair of Philip II is called a set of steps and other elements carved on a granite canchal at the foot of Las Machotas. According to tradition, he served as an observatory to Philip II during the construction of the monastery of El Escorial, although research carried out in the late 20th century pointed to a pre-Roman origin or even to a historic recreation of the 19th century. |
![]() Zone Pic-Nic |
He went up to the chair of Philip II, then went down walking through the forest of the Castañar.
Latitude:40.573277·Longitude:-4.152741



















