An interesting cycling tour to discover the colorful contrasts and environmental wonders between the fertile landscapes of riverbank and plain in Ambite and Orusco de Tajuña, with the high steppe plains, cultivated with fields of olive trees, vines, and cereals among hills of Mediterranean forest that preserve authentic natural treasures, such as the monumental holm oak of La Pica, in the district of Olmeda de las Fuentes, planted at the end of the 18th century and declared singular tree by the Community of Madrid.

And it is not the only cataloged holm oak on the route. At the beginning of the path, during the crossing of the steep urban area of Ambite, the Holm Oak of Ambite appears next to the building of the Palace of the Marquis of Legarda, another splendid centenary specimen included in the list of singular trees of Madrid. The path rises along the livestock route of the Cordel de las Merinas towards the agricultural plains of Olmeda de las Fuentes and connects with the Cordel de la Pica, another of the pastoral routes used for centuries to move the flocks through the region's pastures.

The local routes of Villar del Olmo are indicated with yellow blocks on the road shoulders throughout the municipal area with the names of the outstanding places. One of the main points of interest on the route, marked with a yellow milestone, is the Calera del Llanillo, a sample of tradition and popular culture. The colorful urban ensemble can also be appreciated, where there is another singular tree next to the monumental Fountain of San Isidro, in this case a poplar. New signs appear at the intersection with the Train of the 40 Days and the interesting site where the ethnographic ensemble of the Chozo de los Castaños and the Calera del Camino de Orusco is located.

Part of the route runs along the Green Way of Tajuña and there is an opportunity to visit the Weir of the Upper Mill, one of the first irrigation dams built in the course of the Tajuña when it enters the province of Madrid.