ソミエド国立公園の山小屋＆キャビン・トップ4

It is a set of traditional shepherds' huts. In this particular case, the "teitos" stand out, which are the type of local construction with a thatched roof. Around there are corrals or "corros" where the cattle can be collected. Apart from its ethnographic value, the complex is located in an incredible Asturian mountain landscape.

ideal place to spend the night, bring a bag and inflatable mat. Be careful with the stoves, the roofs are vegetal

Located on the Camino Real de la Mesa, the braña de la Corra is a meadow in which there are various traditional buildings called teitos, which served as a shelter, hayloft, or cabin for livestock.

Olleras are constructions made at the foot of a fountain or a stream, which were formerly used to preserve milk at a low temperature in clay pots (pots).

Here, very close to the ruins of an old livestock building, we can enjoy another of the teitos that are spread along both sides of the Valle river.

At this point on the path that leads to Lago del Valle you will be able to see this traditional and beautiful teito next to the path. A teito or teitu, a word from Asturias, refers to these small buildings (a type of hut), typical of Somiedo, which have a roof made of straw or plant elements.

Old shelters with spectacular views of the area and the surrounding mountains!