周辺の天然記念物・トップ7

The Les Praeres pass, meaning "meadows" in Spanish, is a beautiful crossing point for the surrounding peaks. There's also a bar and restaurant with a mountain atmosphere. As if that weren't enough, there's a deer, rescued as a puppy by the bar's owner, who freely roams the area like a pet.

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Several ways to go up and down, caution, some roads are dangerous

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Beautiful place, with impressive views and a bar where you can have a drink or something to eat.

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Known as the "wall" of Preares, this climb that gives access to the Sierra de Peñamayor awaits us with a drop of 490 m, a length of 3.8 km, an average slope of 12.89% to crown a altitude of 740 m. From this point we can continue along the dirt road until we reach the sign.

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The Banner River is born in the Sierra de Peñamayor. Already in its upper course, at the Bridge of the Banner River, it receives the waters of the Bomalu stream.

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Fuensanta began as a spring of water and baths whose use dates back to the Romans, but the first written testimonies are from medieval times. The site has a lot of history, such as the discovery of the Nuevo Manantial in 1868, the installation of electricity in the spa in 1893, the start of the sale of bottled water in Asturian pharmacies in 1913, the launch of food formats in 1983 and the beginning of its international expansion to the United States and Puerto Rico in 1985. In 1968 it began to sell in hospitality and food, already having the fastest water packaging line in Spain. Near the spring there is a route (''Foces del río Banner'') of approximately 10 km. The path is circular: it begins and ends in Fuensanta and passes through Collau de la Canal and Mayao Pastor.

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The Ojo de Buey (L'Arcón de la Finistra) is in the Peña Mea massif, in central Asturias, between the councils of Aller and Laviana. It is an impressive window of more than 20 meters in diameter, created by erosion of the limestone rock. It is worth seeing this tremendous hole from different angles.

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Many people think that the highest peak in Oviedo is Pico Paisano in the Sierra del Naranco, but it is Picayu or Picajo, also known as Escobín, in the Sierra de Fayéu, to the south of the council and bordering on Mieres. It can be climbed from several points.

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