The Hayedo del Montejo, located in the Sierra de Madrid in Montejo de la Sierra, Spain, is noted for its dense beech forests, especially dazzling during the transition from summer to autumn, when the leaves take on golden and reddish tones, creating an ephemeral visual spectacle that lasts only a few weeks. This protected natural area is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including oak, ash and hazel trees, and is home to species such as wild boar, roe deer, foxes and various birds. Trails and hiking routes allow you to explore and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the surroundings. To access the Montejo beech forest by car, you can take the M-139 road from Montejo de la Sierra, following the signs to the Visitor Centre and making a reservation in advance to preserve the environment.
The Hayedo de la Pedrosa beech forest in the province of Segovia, in Castilla y León, Spain, also stands out for its natural beauty and dense beech vegetation. During the transition from summer to autumn, the leaves of the beech trees display vibrant tones and offer a stunning visual spectacle. This forest is home to beech, oak, ash and birch trees, and is the habitat of species such as roe deer, wild boar, badgers and various birds. The Pedrosa beech forest can be reached by car via the SG-232 road from Riaza to the area where the path leading to the beech forest begins.
Both beech forests represent important tourist destinations in Spain and protected natural areas that contribute significantly to the conservation of biodiversity. They are ideal spaces for environmental education, preservation of forest ecosystems and sustainable tourism, encouraging respect and conservation of these exceptional natural environments.
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