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Cotos Pass – Navacerrada Pass loop from Puerto de Navacerrada

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Cotos Pass – Navacerrada Pass loop from Puerto de Navacerrada

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Cotos Pass – Navacerrada Pass loop from Puerto de Navacerrada

01:08

16.6km

250m

Cycling

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

Tips

Includes segments that go up or down a series of steps

You may need to carry your bike.

After 64 m for 4 m

After 279 m for 40 m

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Train Station

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127 m

Chapel of Our Lady of the Snows

Highlight • Religious Site

1.10 km

Navacerrada Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

A mountain pass that is wonderful on any of its slopes, but if there is one that must be highlighted, it is the 7 Revueltas climb. From the Palacio de la Granja, a two-lane road begins that does not give up, little rest before reaching 7 Revueltas. The setting is idyllic, there is shade in many sections because there are parts of the forest that make the slope not a problem because you are enthralled by the landscape.
And before the 7 turns, stop at the fountain before the bridge, which gives fresh water and charges your batteries for the ramps of up to 13% that you have to do.

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8.26 km

Marcelino Inn

Highlight • Restaurant

Legendary sale Marcelino.

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8.49 km

Cotos Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

This well-known port in the area has a length of more than 15 kilometers. The first part is smooth and stretched out and the second very constant and homogeneous, with slopes between 6% and 7%. We catalog the port as 2nd Category.

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15.2 km

Views of the Castilian plateau

Highlight • Viewpoint

From the SG-615 road, at the height of the Navacerrada pass, you can see the entire Valsaín valley and, in the background, the Castilian plateau that is lost on the horizon.

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