グランダスデサライムの天然記念物・トップ6

Among the theories surrounding the unusual name of this mountain pass, one is the popular legend that some shepherdesses were caught in a blizzard and died in a nearby shelter. In any case, the pass is located in a stunning setting.

Once here, it is advisable to follow the route downriver. You can go back up to the official route 1 km later, or even extend the route to 6-7 km reaching Airixín and the Pena do Inferno river beach.

The Pozo de las Mujeres Muertas port has 3 slopes, all 3 hard and with ramps above 10%. 1. The eastern slope, which begins in Monasterio del Hermo, has 2 well-differentiated areas, with a second part of 4 km at 10% on average. The road is wide and has smooth asphalt in very good condition. With hardly any trees or traffic. 2. The west slope, which begins in San Antolín de Ibias, is longer and harder than the previous one, with 2 rest sections (including a small downhill section). The ramps are constant and have long straights. It is usually windy as it is a climb without any trees. The road is like the eastern slope. 3. The northern slope, which comes from the Valledor (gold valley), has nothing to do with the previous 2. Narrow and bumpy road, it has the appearance of old ports. It is hard and with constant ramps. With hardly any trees, although the wind blows less. For me, the best aspect. Absence of sources in the 3 slopes. You have to recharge at the starting locations. I once ran out of water on a hot day... and I had a hard time

Incredible forest trail to the magical Seimeira de Murias Waterfall. A nature reserve. Jump in the pool on a hot summer day.

Alto de Pedras Apañadas on the border between Asturias and Galicia, the peak at 1200 masl is steep, but the descent will be sweet. Spectacular views across the valleys below and surrounding peaks.

Incredible waterfall and natural pool near Vilagocende on the Porteliña river. Well worth the detour on a warm sunny day.

Crossing point of the Route of the Ports from Cangas del Narcea. The route up to here offers us excellent views of the beautiful surroundings of western Asturias.

In the middle of the Queixoiro forest, next to the Rodil river, there are two magical waterfalls. The way to the pools is covered by beautiful wooden bridges and paths surrounded by lush vegetation and large chestnut trees.