If you go down from the direction of Cueto Cabrero towards Punta del Brusco, there is a well-marked trail but with bushes and brambles high above the road and it is difficult to pass without getting the occasional scratch, but just when you begin to descend from Brusco, there are a section (approximately 100 meters) very slippery and steep and completely covered with gravel, it has cost us a lot to go down there (and that was quite dry) because there were sections of trail that could hardly be seen with the gravel (some covered us by above high) and as with steps and very slippery. After such a difficult section, it connects with another path that is clearer and more traveled that comes from Berria beach and, although steep, can be lowered more comfortably. I see this section when it's raining complicated.

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u.s.

November 17, 2018

Small hill, sandy and steep

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Adar

April 19, 2019

Really Nice view towards Noja

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Location: Santoña, Costera, Cantabria, Santander, Spain

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