La Villuerca
| La Villuerca | |
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| Risco de la Villuerca | |
La Villuerca on the right above Santa María de Guadalupe monastery
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 La Villuerca
Spain
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| Location | Las Villuercas comarca (Extremadura) |
| Parent range | Sierra de las Villuercas, Montes de Toledo |
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| Mountain type | Granite |
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| First ascent | Unknown |
| Easiest route | Drive from Navezuelas or Guadalupe |
La Villuerca, also known as Risco de la Villuerca, Pico la Villuerca[1] and Pico de las Villuercas is the highest peak of the Sierra de Villuercas range, also known as Sierra de Guadalupe.
It is located 6 km west of Guadalupe town in Las Villuercas comarca, Cáceres Province, Extremadura, Spain and is the highest point of the greater Montes de Toledo system.[2]
Description
La Villuerca has an elevation of 1,603 metres above sea level and is a conspicuous mountain that can be seen from quite a distance in the surrounding landscape. This peak has an ancient name that has been documented since 1353 and it gives its name to Las Villuercas comarca.[3]
There is a narrow paved road leading to the mountaintop where there are abandoned military installations of the former Base Centro Táctico, CT2 ,Guadalupe-Villuercas with tall antennas and a heliport.[4] The peak is often covered with snow in the winter.[5]
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