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This mountain pass, between Asturias and León, rises 1,520 meters above sea level. The ascent on both sides is spectacular, immersing you in an unforgettable mountain landscape.

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Climb slowly to reach high

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The Alto de Santo Emiliano is a classic Asturian cycling pass, located between the municipalities of Mieres and Langreo, connecting the Nalón and Caudal basins in an area with a long mining and cycling tradition. Climb Features • The summit is located at an altitude of approximately 515-519 meters, depending on the slope. • There are two main slopes: • From Langreo (Sama): • Length: 5.2 to 5.4 km • Elevation gain: ~309 m • Average gradient: 5.7% • Maximum gradient: ~7% (no double-digit ramps) • Road in good condition with a fairly constant gradient. • From Mieres (via Rioturbio): • Length: 7.1 to 7.5 km • Elevation: ~291-314 m • Average gradient: 3.9%-4.4% • Initially, a gentle 2-3% section, then a 3.5 km stretch at 5-7% with occasional ramps at 8-9%

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Normally done in descent from Puerto de La Cobertoria to the town of Santa Marina along a quiet road in good condition that offers us great views of the surroundings. We can make a stop at the Forcichave Viewpoint that we will find during the descent.

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The top of La Colladiella is a pass with very little traffic and a good firm ground. On these lost roads you can enjoy cycling pleasantly, despite its steep slopes.

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Classic Asturian port with winding and narrow roads among the typical greenery of northern Spain. It has traditionally been included in La Vuelta a España as a prelude to the mythical Angliru, but in itself it is a demanding pass for the average cyclist with its ramps of up to 7% going up from Riosa and 12% from Pola de Lena.

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Starting point of several routes. good parking

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Beautiful little frequented port and in the shadow of the most famous.

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