国立公園ポンガでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Amieva is a traditional village, as old as any, dating back to around the 10th century. It is strategically located on the Arcediano Trail and the Arrieros' Path. While it has a long history of livestock farming, it was also a crossroads in the Middle Ages. Today, it is a prime starting point for exploring the Picos de Europa mountains on foot and enjoying adventure sports.

The village of Soto, with the Picos de Eropa behind it, is one of the most beautiful mountain villages in the north of the peninsula, which has earned it the title of "the garden of the Peña Santa". The location of Soto is documented in the years 1080 and 1096 (in Sajambre or next to Beza, it is said) and in 1182 the Soto Sajambre mentioned in the diplomatic instrument must have already been a village. But what is hidden in the mist of time is the true origin of Soto, which has a Latin name (subtus: "forest") and is located at the foot of two mountains with mythical resonances (Peña Santa with its Jou Santo and Carombo) and on the very edge of the ancient Via Saliámica or Senda del Arcediano.

The parking lot is just a few meters away and has a fountain with fresh water.

The village of Soto, with the Picos de Eropa behind it, is one of the most beautiful mountain villages in the north of the peninsula, which has earned it the title of "the garden of the Peña Santa". The location of Soto is documented in the years 1080 and 1096 (in Sajambre or next to Beza, it is said) and in 1182 the Soto Sajambre mentioned in the diplomatic instrument must have already been a village. But what is hidden in the mist of time is the true origin of Soto, which has a Latin name (subtus: "forest") and is located at the foot of two mountains with mythical resonances (Peña Santa with its Jou Santo and Carombo) and on the very edge of the ancient Via Saliámica or Senda del Arcediano.

A natural water channel, which few see, very beautiful

Large car park in front of the town. Starting point for hikes through the valleys of Sajambre and Valdeon, the largest forests in the Picos de Europa National Park. Beech and oak forests characterize Sajambre as well as the large limestone massifs. You can enjoy the forest on routes such as the Senda del Arcediano or the climb to Vegabano. (approximate text of the panel)

Beautiful setting with both greenery and nature.

It is located within the Picos de Europa National Park, at the foot of Peña Santa (2,596 m). It is a pretty mountain village and its houses are a good example of the traditional architecture of the Sajambre Valley, with corridors and a typical granary.