Ramble around Soto del Real and enjoy our village and its surroundings. Family-oriented routes with easy access, mountain routes, urban walks, bicycle trips, climbing, gastronomy, culture….

Hiking-mountain bike

Difficulty: low

Time required: 1-2 hours

Circular route where you will visit the most emblematic monuments of our village; it takes in the Cañada Real (Royal Drovers’ Road), where you will enjoy watching the storks and the ponds with amphibians; it then passes by the sports facilities, brining you back to the Plaza de la Villa (Town Square).

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Hiking-mountain bike

Difficulty: low

Time required: 3-4 hours

This trek presents a low level of difficulty and is therefore for all the family, given that there are no steep hills and the route runs along paths or drovers’ roads.

Furthermore, some of this route takes you through quite unknown places where you can relax and enjoy the peace and quiet of these settings.

NOTE: the last stretch of road before reaching the Recuenco stream is not suitable for cycling.

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Hiking

Difficulty: medium

Time required: 3-4 hours

This route runs mostly through little-travelled areas in which the traveller can enjoy the scenery and the quiet of the mountains.

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Hiking

Difficulty: high

Time required: 5-6 hours

This route is very long and warm clothing is recommended

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Hiking

Difficulty:  high

Time required: 4-5 hours

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Hiking-mountain bike

Difficulty: high, very long; warm clothing recommended

Time required: 5 hours walking, 3 hours by bike.

NOTE: bicycle circulation is prohibited outside forest tracks, which should be taken into account in the final stretch of climb: continue along the track to the road. On the descent: no turning off to the right towards the Mostajo, continuing where we went up.

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Hiking-mountain bike

Difficulty: medium

Time required: 4-5 hours walking – 2 hours by bike

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Hiking-mountain bike

Difficulty: medium

Time required: 3-4 hours

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Hiking-mountain bike

Difficulty: easy

Time required: 3-4 hours

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The current Camino Mendocino to Santiago de Compostela leaves from the city of Guadalajara and runs through the towns of Marchamalo, Usanos, Fuentelahiguera de Albatages, Viñuelas, El Cubillo de Uceda, Uceda, Torremocha de Jarama, Torrelaguna, Redueña, Venturada, Guadalix de la Sierra, Soto del Real and Manzanares el Real, where it meets the Camino de Madrid.

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