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Nice path through lush meadows. Only animals, no people.

Mythical place on the routes of the Collados del Asón Natural Park

A small mountain pass in the easternmost sector of the Cordillera. At 1,316 meters above sea level, it is the third highest mountain pass in Cantabria. The port is closed very frequently in winter, especially in its Cantabrian part, being closed permanently for several months on many occasions.

Mythical port in Cantabria with views that will surprise you. It is very enjoyable by bike, the road is in good condition and everything is well signposted. You go through very pretty towns.

Perhaps one of the most descriptive sites of which is the landscape of the Asón hills. Here, in addition, several paths converge that allow you to cover it almost completely, although when hiking, they can be very technical or even impassable for the bike.

A good place for a break on the way, after the slope from the cols. very good views

Mountain pass that connects the Miera and El Pisueña valleys, more specifically the towns of San Roque de Riomiera and Selaya. The two slopes of the port have spectacular views of the two valleys and their mountains, highlighting the Porracolina, the climb to Puerto de Lunada, the Picones de Sopeña and of course the great king of this entire area, the Castro Valnera.

Mountain pass that separates Cantabria from Burgos, and the starting point of some routes, including the climb to Castro Valnera through the Pico de la Miel. It is a port that has wonderful views of the valleys of the Pas, sometimes even the cliffs that it has make you dizzy.