Alto del Telégrafo

Alto del Telégrafo is a rocky peak in the Sierra de Guadarrama standing at about 2,000 meters, offering multiple climbing sectors with routes of varying difficulty. The terrain includes steep rock faces interspersed with natural features that climbers use to ascend different paths up the mountain.

The peak served as a landmark in the Sierra de Guadarrama for centuries, helping travelers navigate the rugged terrain of central Spain. Over time, climbing communities discovered and mapped the rock faces, turning it into a destination for those seeking challenging ascents.

Rock climbers from nearby areas have built a strong community here over many years, sharing their knowledge and experiences with each other. This shared passion has created a sense of belonging among those who visit to test their skills on the stone.

Visitors should be prepared for changing weather, as the elevation and exposure create quick shifts in conditions. Spring and autumn generally offer the most stable weather, while winter and summer can bring extreme or unpredictable situations.

The site attracts experienced climbers seeking specific challenging routes that demand advanced technical skills and careful planning. Some routes have earned local recognition for their particular character, though the mountain offers far more than just these famous lines.