Feeling deeply moved and inspired is one of the things we human beings long for most. It is for this reason that many of us travel thousands of miles for the love of art and nature. And, if you're reading this article as you prepare to be inspired by one of our tablaos flamencos you are probably one of us!

In the amazing Sierra Norte de Madrid, and about 100 km from the center, is one of the most unique forests of the Region of Madrid: the Hayedo de Montejo. It is an ancient meadow of beeches, sessile oaks and centenary oaks that was declared a Natural Site of National Interest in 1974 and Natural Heritage of Humanity according to UNESCO in 2016. In short, a jewel of botanical and scenic interest that you can not miss on your next visit to Madrid.

As a Protected Natural Area that is part of the Sierra del Rincón Biosphere Reserve Sierra del Rincón Biosphere Reserve Biosphere Reserve, the Montejo Beech Forest can only be visited by making a prior reservation a free guided tour with environmental educators.

In this article link to article of our website Experiencing the majesty of centenary trees we told you that the best way to get there is by car, how to visit it and that its Senda del Río is the most recommended for the first visit to the beech forest because of its simplicity. Today we propose a special path for intrepid naturists.