メリンダ・デ・ソトスクエバの絶景の山頂・トップ9

A delight of views wherever you look.

The panoramic views from the top are spectacular

Dulla exceeds a thousand meters and where the spectacular nature of the mountain characterizes this area. The south side of the mountain forms a kind of tables and depressions that form valleys that reach the core of Quintanilla Valdebodres

In the Valle de Sotoscueva there is this peak that reaches almost eight hundred meters and that one of the usual routes of ascent is via Cueva

Castro Valnera is a beautiful, formidable mountain with its 1,718 meters. It is the highest in the eastern sector of the Cantabrian mountain range.

One of the first peaks with beautiful views if you are doing the Lunada to Castro Valnera trail. Here you will have the first panoramic views, go carefully and firmly because the path is narrow.

The path looks like an animal track but it is comfortable to run, it approaches the edge of the cliffs that close the mountain range to the north and completes the ascent at the geodesic vertex of the Muela de Dulla (1,140 m). The views are magnificent, an exhibition of geological events, glacial valleys and rural landscapes distributed on the slopes of the mountains. The descent follows the ridge to some meadows on the edge of the molar and turns south to begin the descent of the mountain. At this point there is no possibility of going down directly to the Llosa pass, which separates the Dulla and El Paño massifs. Follow the upper edge of the walls to Paso del Arbol, a third grade climbing pass marked with a young beech tree and a stone milestone at the entrance.

An unrepeatable experience, with wonderful views, especially to the Cantabrian area that can be seen on a clear day to the sea. Very dangerous with fog, which can go down at any time. And it is also not very advisable to climb it on wet ground or with snow / ice unless you are very expert because a slip is deadly.