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Después de la accidentada ascensión al SAN MILLÁN de la pasada semana, nos acercamos hasta la Sierra de Ayllón para ascender al Tres Provincias desde el Puerto de Somosierra, apta para todos los públicos, incluso con un brazo escayolado... :)
The summit of Three Provinces or Onion Peña Vieja is the northernmost point of the Community of Madrid and the attachment point, as its name indicates, in three provinces, Guadalajara, Madrid and Segovia.
the way to Three Provinces by striking out the following summits and ridges or "tacks" adjacent:
- HEAD TEMPRANIEGO (2,071 m)
- CERRO of Recuenco (2,083 m)
- PEÑA DE LOS ABANTO (2,124 m)
- THREE PROVINCES OR OLD ROCK Onion (2,129 m)
- COTO DE MONTEJO (2,045 m)
SITUATION
Sierra de Ayllón. Central System.
POINT
existing service station at the Port of Somosierra.
Upon entering the village of Somosierra, continue along the main road to the existing service station at the Port of Somosierra, which starts a forest track and where you can leave your car.
To reach Somosierra (Madrid), see REPSOL GUIDE.
MAPPING
Ocejón Sierra de Ayllón and 1:50.000. Editorial La Tienda Verde.
MAP
Wikiloc MAP
SUMMARY
DIFFERENCE: 850 meters (+/-)
TOTAL DISTANCE: 16 km.
TOTAL TIME: 06:00 hours.
DIFFICULTY: Easy (F).
track and trail itinerary during the tour.
MATERIAL: Nothing noteworthy.
WATER: You can not take water at any point on the course.
GPS TRACK LOG
Click on this link: 20101113 WikiLoc THREE PROVINCES OR OLD ROCK Onion
ASCENSION
In today's session with us and Pep Ramon with which we disagree since the ascension to THE YELMO ... Ramon is pending the Three Provinces quite some time and I ascend with my arm in plaster ...
... after the trip from Madrid to the Port of Somosierra parked next to the service station at the beginning of the forest path which we ascended, the forecast was not wrong, the fog will not let us see anything despite being the 12:45 pm ...
... Canadian over a few meters above the start of the track ...
... moving quietly ...
... rising almost blindly ...
... we move into the pine forest ...
... continuing to the left at the first fork ...
... enjoying the ride ...
... the fog and Pinus sylvetris ...
... right now ...
... while the shy sun tries to leave ...
... pines are barely distinguishable.
Working along the track reached third branch, we must continue to the left along the rope towards the Sierra Norte Onion ...
... a photo of the rough before continuing ...
... the mists begin to disappear ...
... the lonely road ...
... Three provinces have already sensed ...
... at the height of the clouds.
Are
13:50 hours when we reached a small path that goes on high slope between the terraces of restocking of the slope and on the ascent to the ridge of the Sierra Onion, we've taken very quiet ... someone in a hurry ??...
... begins the ascent ...
... gaining altitude quickly ...
... rising above the clouds ...
... what lies ahead ...
... some delay ...
... good show ...
... enjoying the moment ...
... Pep in your head ...
... impossible to stop taking pictures ...
... the ridge is near ...
... with the sea of \u200b\u200bclouds in the background ...
... Mane and his new "device" ...
... Guadarrama looks ...
... rising again ...
... up to the ridge that runs along the top of the Sierra Onion ...
... LOBO PEAK , located to the east ...
... and another look to the West.
Pep Ramon and pass on the track that crosses the Sierra Onion towards the Three Provinces, while Marie and I were entertained with our respective "devices" ...
... Our goal from the line 2,022 meters ...
... LOBO PEAK ...
... Ocejón ...
... PEÑALOSA abusing zoom ...
... Three Provinces awaits us ...
... Mane is entertaining ...
... this sea of \u200b\u200bclouds does not surprise me ...
... crossing the ridge cimero ...
... Pico del Lobo and Cerrón ...
... above the mists ...
... a walk to the Three Provinces ...
... a look to see where we come ...
... Three provinces are close ...
... but before you ascend to Tempraniego Head ...
... the top is next ...
... breathtaking views ...
... to reach the highest point ...
... Where are Ramón y Pep? (Click on the photo) ...
... Ayllón over the Oriental ...
... the ridge we've come ...
... LONG ROPE and PEÑALOSA .
Tempraniego Top of Head (2,071 m).
After this brief stop, Marie and I we set off towards the Three Provinces, and its hills or "tacks" adjacent Recuenco Hill, a small shoulder deleted in the rise and Peña Abantos, the "antecima" located a few meters from the very summit of Three Provinces ... Ramón y Pep also must be very near the top ...
... sea \u200b\u200bof \u200b\u200bclouds ...
... in all directions ...
... near the saddle and shoulder ...
... rising again ...
... Pep Ramon and intuit a few meters from the summit of the day.
is late and we do not want our guests expect more than necessary on the highest point of the day, put off for the summit in a photo drop Cerro del Recuenco ...
... clouds with us ...
... carried out to travel ...
... Tempraniego head ...
... last few meters down the track ...
... to achieve "Antecima" of Three Provinces ...
... where we enjoyed the sea of \u200b\u200bclouds.
Top of the Rock of the Abantos (2,124 m).
Guadarrama a glance ...
... very close to the trig ...
... some shelter from the cold wind ...
... impressive lookout above the clouds ...
... in all directions.
are 15:15 hours at the northernmost point of the Community of Madrid, with the wind that makes it impossible to get a picture together of top ...
... Ramon and Marie in the highest point ...
... and Pep alone.
Top of Three Provinces or Onion Peña Vieja (2,129 m).
The cold is unbearable due to the wind so we reject the option of stopping to eat something here, however the views are breathtaking ...
... Guadarrama a panoramic ...
... where they highlight their most emblematic summits ...
... Ramón y Pep hurry to leave ...
... a short video from the top ...
20101113_TRES PROVINCIAS_Cima HD from DANCING WITH SARRIA
... a moment ... my climbing companions were three ??...
... LOBO PEAK chairs the panorama to the East ...
... I never tire of taking panoramic ...
... a little closer ...
... Guadarrama at hand ...
... we have company ...
... posing next to the monolith.
is time to leave, after 30 minutes at the top are frozen and hungry, we set off in search of a place a little more sheltered from the wind ...
... We said goodbye to the Three Provinces ...
... accompanied by clouds ...
... along the Rock of the Abantos ...
... way to the small shoulder which is the Cerro del Recuenco ...
.. the ridge of the Sierra Onion ...
... at the height of this small hill adjacent to the Three Provinces.
Recuenco Bluff Hill (2,083 m).
Enjoying the fall ...
... lights and shadows ...
... Looking back ...
... clouds are dispersed ...
... moving away from Three Provinces.
At the height of the hill where we accessed the ridge on the rise, temporarily separated me from my climbing mates, I'll come to the nearby Top of Coto de Montejo as they descend a few meters to find a good place to stop off ...
... a rise again ...
... and other down ...
... Ayllón summits watching me ...
... the plains of Segovia to the north ...
... someone looks closely ...
... at this time no longer expected visit ...
... to reach the final climb of the day.
Top of Coto de Montejo (2,045 m).
From Three Provinces to Cerrón ...
... some grazing at your leisure ...
... while I enjoy the view ...
... towards Guadarrama ...
... is time to go, until next time ...
... clouds follow me ...
... back on track ...
... down a hillside ...
... replenishing forces ...
... as the sun begins its descent.
As is customary of late, are we going to do at night in the fall but this is a good place to grab a snack, enjoying the view ...
... we are not tired of watching the clouds ...
... or the sunset ...
... is not it?
At 17:35 hours we decided to mobilize, we'd be here all day but the cold is intense and we have yet to reach the forest track ...
... along this lonely road ...
... up to the "path" by which we ascended ...
... the sun behind the clouds ...
... mists that come and go ...
... last light ...
... that we do not tire of admiring ...
... way to the track ...
... near here ...
... how to stop taking pictures ??...
... I eagerly await my classmates ...
... walking the forest path ...
... way to the sea of \u200b\u200bclouds ...
... Pep Ramon and almost disappeared ...
... Mane captures the last shots ...
... and the moon appears on the scene.
We hurried on down the track as the mist envelops us in the dark, it's time to keep the cameras ...
... the sign prohibiting access by unauthorized vehicles track.
Someone says, and I will not name names, we could have gone up here with the van about an hour to spare between the rise and fall ... Who wants to go by car if you can walk?
finally starting point.
A new creation by BS Productions ...
20101113_TRES PROVINCES from DANCING WITH SARRIA
will have to drink a few beers to warm ...
For other ascents in the Central System, click on this link: INDEX SYSTEMS Ascension.
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