Route 3 of 'Walls that Speak' will tour the four villages of Puentes Viejas and other municipalities in the Lower Lozoya Valley on October 4. There are available spots, and registered residents can board the bus in any of the four localities.
Route 3 of the 'Walls that Speak' programme, which takes place on October 4, has so far gathered 18 registrations, according to updated data from the Puentes Viejas Town Hall. The route, focused on the Lower Lozoya Valley and Puebla de la Sierra, includes the four nuclei of the municipality: Cinco Villas, Mangirón, Paredes de Buitrago, and Serrada de la Fuente.
The bus will depart from Cinco Villas and continue through Berzosa del Lozoya, Robledillo de la Jara, Puebla de la Sierra, and Cervera de Buitrago, where a tasting of local products is scheduled for around 1:30 PM. Residents registered in Puentes Viejas can board the bus in any of the four villages included in the itinerary.
The activity is free, and each route has a limit of 25 spots. To participate, one must be registered in a municipality in the Sierra Norte or hold a local resident card. The corresponding Town Hall will verify this requirement before confirming the spot.
It is also possible to reserve a spot on any of the other five routes, even if they do not correspond to the municipality of residence. In that case, the travel to the departure point is the responsibility of the participants.
The registration status for the other routes is as follows: Route 1 (Upper Lozoya Valley, September 26) has 21 people; Route 2 (Middle Lozoya Valley, September 27) is full; Route 4 (La Cabrera Mountains, October 17) has 9; Route 5 (Jarama Valley, October 24) has 18, and Route 6 (Rincón Mountains, October 25) has 10.
Registrations are still open through the form provided by the organisation. Route 3 has available spots to complete the capacity of 25 people.
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