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From Los Tojos (636 m) and Colsa (729 m) the rope is gained at the Venta Vieja pass (1152 m), where one of the many inns that awaited the traveller along the way was located.

A hill located below the summit of the same name as the Saja reserve, resting on a ridge of gentle elevations above the Cabuérniga valley. These Saja mountains are often known as the Sierra de Bárcena Mayor, due to the town that lies at its feet at an altitude of 534 metres. In ancient times, the so-called Camino de Castilla or Reinosa road crossed this ridge towards the lands of Campoo. From Los Tojos (636 m) and Colsa (729 m) the ridge was reached at the Venta Vieja hill (1152 m), where one of the many inns that awaited the traveller along the way was located.

Spectacular views of the eastern massif of Picos de Europa

Beautiful road from Puetenansa up to there for road bikes, less traffic

The Abellán pass (also called the Joza de Abellón pass) is reached by a steep track. From this point, the views of the Peña Sagra mountain range, with the Cornón standing out from the rest of the peaks, are impressive.

Viewpoint located in the homonymous hill at more than 1300 meters. From there you can see the Picos de Europa, Peña Labra, the Tres Mares peak, the Cuchillón peak and much more.

The Piedrasluengas viewpoint is a perfect place to reach by bike. Located in the heart of the Cantabrian Mountains, in the Fuentes Carrionas and Fuente Cobre-Montaña de Palencia Natural Park, it rises to over 1,300 meters above sea level. The views will leave you speechless. You'll see the Picos de Europa, Peña Labra, Tres Mares, Cuchillón, the Liébana Valley, and the Valdeprado Valley.

The Palombera pass is a 1st category mountain pass located at the eastern end of the Sierra del Cordel. One of the most beautiful ports in Cantabria with a spectacular landscape.