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The Puerto de La Braguía is a climb that connects the Pas Valley with the Toranzo Valley. It features a steady gradient through a green, mountainous environment. A popular feature of the Vuelta a España.

Climb with spectacular views

This is one of the most beautiful climbs in the region. It's 17.5 kilometers long, accumulating almost a thousand meters of elevation gain at an average of 5.7%. Spectacular scenery, little traffic, and a fairly easy gradient distribution.

This climb is one of the most beautiful in the region. The surface is slightly uneven, the average gradient is 8.7%, and there are slopes exceeding 28%, so take it easy and enjoy the spectacular views the ascent affords.

The height of La Estranguada is located at 687 m. above sea level and is located in a livestock area within the Pasiegos valleys. Quite a few cyclists usually climb it but it must be a high complex due to its important ramps and in our case an interesting starting point if we want to go to Los Pozos de Noja without walking many kilometers and withstanding a lot of unevenness, from here we head to Idillo and then to Los Pozos by a beautiful path or we can continue the track and shorten the path much more. What they do promise are some great 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.