Mountain Passes in Castile and León

Nature in all its splendor. Wonderful place to walk, run or bike. Many roads lead to the port, you can choose your own. As the first stage of the Camino … read more

The ascent begins after crossing the Rio Odra. About a kilometer long and 12% gradient. Loose dirt road.

At this point we are in Puertos de Cuetalbo, with wonderful views of the Lagoon and Valle Congosto. In the background, we can see Peña Orniz and in the middle, the Fuentes del Sil area.

The Burgos slope from Barbadillo del Pez is an 11-kilometre climb with gradients of up to 11%. The narrow, undivided road runs through the mainly pine forest mass. It is … read more

The port of Pasapán is located at 1846 meters and offers a beautiful panoramic view of the surrounding area. From here you can go to the reservoir along one of the most entertaining tracks.

We crown the port of Ventana at an altitude of 1.87 meters above sea level right on the border with León. The most common slope is from San Martín de … read more

We are in the Collada Gistreo, located at an altitude of 1634 meters, from where we have perfect views of the Tres Marías and the entire valley.

Plaining through El Collado at 1353 meters above sea level and under the watchful eye of The Twelve Apostles, some curious rocky outcrops that are worth stopping to observe. If … read more

Fun "single track" that runs along the spine of Collado Cimero with beautiful views over the Orzonaga beech forest.

Located at an altitude of 1,493 meters, Collariondo offers magnificent views and the possibility of taking a detour to climb Cellerón (1,544 m). An ideal place to take a break and eat something to recover energy.

Highest point of the Puerto de Horcadas route that offers us a fantastic panoramic view of the surrounding mountains.

Beautiful views from the Collado de Lois, located at 1585 meters above sea level. If we come from the town of the same name, we must surely push the bike, … read more

Beautiful views from the Collado de Orones, which separates the towns of Orones and Solle.

The San Lorenzo pass, located at an altitude of 1,402 meters, offers splendid views of the area of ''La Sierra'' and is the highest point of the Cordel de Merinas route that starts from Abelgas de Luna.

Beautiful picture that will undoubtedly make us take out our camera to photograph such a landscape of the Pinzón Valley. We will also have views of the glacial cirque of Lake Ausente.

From the Pedro Bernardo mountain pass, located at 1,248 meters above sea level, we have beautiful views of the surrounding forests.

Rolling along the path that takes us from Valbuena de Roblo to the Viego pass, we will find a bit of everything; areas of good soil and sections of slopes … read more

Located at 1,365 meters above sea level, the Tablado pass offers us great views of the surrounding landscapes. From here we can go down to Purujosa or Borobia. In the … read more

Impressive views of the mountains of the Cantabrian Mountains from the La Raya pass located at an altitude of 1,522 meters where the well-known path from Abelgas to Mallo runs. … read more

This is a nice peak with great views. Note that depending on where you're coming from and where you're going, there are several trails leading in different directions from very … read more