Almenara, Robledo de Chavela

Almenara is a summit in the Sierra de Guadarrama reaching approximately 1,700 meters and displaying varied landscapes with different slopes and rock formations. The mountain is accessible via several hiking routes that pass through beech forests and open moorland.

The summit served historically as an observation post enabling signal transmission between different mountain peaks in the region. This function was important for communication across long distances over several centuries.

Local mountaineering groups organize regular expeditions to Almenara summit, maintaining traditional hiking routes and sharing knowledge about regional flora.

The best time to climb is early morning, especially in summer months, to avoid heat and overcrowding. Hikers should bring appropriate gear and follow marked trails, as different difficulty levels are available.

The summit area displays different rock types and layering patterns reflecting the geological history of the Guadarrama range. These formations provide visitors with a window into deep time.