フンタ・デ・トラスラロマの峠・トップ6

That's not correct. From Los Tornos, you can't see Lanestosa. :( If you went up the N-620, you've passed through Lanestosa. But from the top of the pass, what you see is Soba. ;) If you went up through Fresnedo, you can't see it either.

Spectacular panoramic views. Right in the valley ahead, Lanestosa, the westernmost town in Bizkaia bordering Cantabria.

Also called Collado Campos, it is the fork to Peña Mayor or Peña Hornilla, after a steep slope.

From Relloso, no more than a walk.

Gate that gives access to the descent/ascent to San Esteban. Very good views.

Los Tornos port is located 920 meters above sea level, right on the dividing line between Cantabria and Burgos. A few meters from the GR 123, is this viewpoint that offers you beautiful views of the idyllic and green valley of de Soba on the Cantabrian slope.

This is one of the best-known climbs in the province of Burgos, not only because it's always the star stage of the Vuelta a Burgos but also because it has appeared in key stages of the Vuelta a España, one of the three most important stage races in the world. A brutal eight-and-a-half-kilometer climb at an average gradient of over 9%.

Access to the plateau from the Asón area. Shortly after you look down the path you will see "the lathes" of the path that ascends from La Calera del Prado. Soba is mastered and beyond. And especially, the Sierra del Hornijo with the San Vicente peak, guardian of the access to the valley.