プロアサの峠・トップ6

One of the toughest climbs in Europe, try to save your strength, the hard part is at the end.

Only the most avid cyclists dare to climb this plain in the middle of nowhere. The satisfaction of summiting this extremely tough pass and taking in the views is within reach of only a few.

The climb can be tough, but the descent shouldn't be underestimated, especially for those with caliper brakes, as the tires can get very hot, and my advice is to stop every two or three minutes to give it time to cool down.

save your strength at the beginning, the hardest part is at the end

One of the toughest climbs in Europe, take it easy, the hardest part is at the end.

16 Km with leading percentages at the beginning and harder at the end, with a looser terrain that makes it harder, stunning views of the Quirós and Teverga Valleys, the Sierra del Aramo, La Peña Sobia and the Gamoniteiru, with fairytale forests . . . .

Puertos de Marabio is at 1,225 and has 3 beautiful ascent variants that I am going to detail below; - San Pedro, with a length of 19.40 km and a drop of 910 m. An average slope of 4.69% and a maximum of 18. - Villamayor, with a length of 8.70 km and a drop of 620 m. An average slope of 7.12% and a maximum of 21. - Prado, with a length of 11.90 km and a drop of 620 m. An average slope of 5.21% and a maximum of 16.

Normally done in descent from Puerto de La Cobertoria to the town of Santa Marina along a quiet road in good condition that offers us great views of the surroundings. We can make a stop at the Forcichave Viewpoint that we will find during the descent.