Hiking in Spain: Valle de la Barranca
Yesterday Javi and I decided to escape the bustling city for some fresh Sierra de la Guadarrama mountain air. We took the 691 bus from Moncloa and traveled about an hour and a half north until our stop, Puerto de Navacerrada, near the top of the mountain.
From there, we walked about 13 km (8 miles) down the rocky paths until our feet and knees ached. Hiking in the Valle de la Barranca was surprisingly a popular destination for families as well as avid hikers. A few times we were fortunate enough to walk by ourselves and enjoy the solitude of nature with little grasshoppers skipping at our feet.
I look forward to more nature excursions asap!
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