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In front of this summit cross crowning the heights of La Viorna, the following thoughts from Pope Francis – who died on Easter Monday this year – may be helpful to those who linger on the summit after the climb: "In the Resurrection of Christ, each of our destinies finds its place in the infinite horizon of eternity. Only from his death and resurrection does the certainty arise that nothing will be able to separate us from the love of God [as the Apostle Paul writes in his Letter to the Romans, chapter 8]. From this great hope comes every other glimmer of light with which we can overcome life's trials and obstacles. And not only that: the Risen One also walks with us and becomes our companion, as with the disciples on the road to Emmaus."

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Cross of Viorna. From the summit, situated at an altitude of 1,151 metres, you can see the eastern massif of the Picos de Europa, the villages of Mieses, Argüébanes, San Pelayo, Brez; some houses in Tanarrio, Mogrovejo and, travelling along the summit, you can also see the monastery of Santo Toribio de Liébana, the roofs of Congarna, Beares, Redo and Bodia, in the municipality of Camaleño.

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A varied tour with a box seat view of the southern Picos in Spain: This circular hike does not run through the Picos de Europa itself, but it has everything that makes a hiker's heart beat faster in Cantabria: Comfortable, wide paths alternate with short, steep climbs on narrow paths, sometimes it goes through sparse forests, sometimes the eye can hardly get enough of the views. The whole thing is spiced up with two small ponds that invite you to have a picnic along the way, a small, Stone Age megalithic tomb and the (albeit barely visible) remains of an Iron Age settlement. The brilliant highlight of the tour is the Pico Jano. From the almost 1,500 m high summit and the subsequent short ridge hike, you can look out over the entire south side of the Picos de Europa, the Liébana valley and to the south over the Cantabrian divide as if from a box seat.

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Peña Oviedo, a modest summit with views of the mountainous surroundings of the Camaleño valley. Starting from Mogrovejo, the route runs along wide, well-paved trails, mostly through forest areas. The best thing is the panoramic views that we will enjoy as we gain altitude.

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Great vantage point! Can be reached on foot by hiking along the Rio Duje.

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You only need to go a little off the beaten path to reach the top. It is not an imposing mountain in itself, but it offers a spectacular panoramic view of the Picos de Europa...if the clouds allow it.

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La Cruz de la Viorna is located at 1086 meters above sea level and given its large size it can be seen from kilometers away. It can be reached either from Potes or from La Vega and you can combine it with the ascent to Pico Jano.

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The top of Peña Oviedo rises above 1,300 meters above sea level and offers unparalleled views of the entire interior of the Picos de Europa Park, a wonderful place. The last few meters are quite demanding but even if you have to push the bike, don't hesitate to do it!

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At 1446 meters above sea level, the peak of El Pico Jano is the highest in the Sierra de Collaín and you will feel that you are touching the clouds, or failing that, you will be above them! As there are no obstacles ahead, the views are truly amazing and will invite you to stay there for a few minutes enjoying this beautiful landscape of the Cantabrian mountain range.

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The vantage point at the top station of the Fuente De cable car offers a great view of the valley 750m below and the surrounding peaks and is also the starting point and/or end point of some hikes in the high altitudes of the Picos. If you want to walk up or down again, you can either choose a very short but very steep path below the cable car or take the PR-PNPE 24 "Puertos de Áliva" in a wide arc through the mountain landscape with a moderate incline or decline.

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The Mirador del Cable is located right next to the upper station of the Fuente Dé cable car at an altitude of 1,847 meters. It offers panoramic views of the peaks closest to the central massif of the Picos de Europa, the Liébana Valley and the Cantabrian Mountains.

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Pico Jano is the highest peak of the Sierra de Collaín, which separates the valleys of Cereceda and Valdebaró. Despite its modest height, it stands as an extraordinary vantage point over the whole of the Lebanese region. The summit offers a 360º panorama full of high mountains that flank the three great valleys of Deva, Quiviesa and Bullón.

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Overnight stop via reservarefugios.com

The Jou de los Cabrones Refuge, in addition to being the one located at the highest altitude of all the Asturias refuges, is the most difficult to reach in the entire Spanish territory. His approaches from any place that is attempted are all difficult, for any of them we will always find a place where we will have to use our hands. For this reason, it makes it a special refuge, not only because of its views but also because of the sensation of arriving at a place in a unique enclave. If you want to reserve a room or meals, the contact telephone number is 650 780 381 and 985 925 200. You can also do it through www.reservarefugios.com. The summer season is the busiest in Picos so keep that in mind!

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A return to the top from the fuente is €17,- you can also choose to do a one-way ticket. Paths lead down from the top. Very long and heavy.

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With the Funicolar up the steep wall 17 euros.

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El Cable is the top station of the Fuente Dé cable car. The mechanical device is a kilometer and a half long, overcomes a drop of 750 meters in four minutes and leaves passengers at an altitude of 1,820 meters. The views are spectacular. In summer and while the mountain is snow-free, there is the possibility of walking up from the Fuente Dé car park through El Hachero, a dizzying path along an old mining road that ends at the balconies of El Cable. And there is also the option of the Canal de la Jendunda, which is a huge gutter on the left wall (west) of the great wall that forms the natural circus of the source of the Deva river. In winter these routes can be complicated by snow or ice and the best option is to use the cable car service to start the mountain crossing on the edge of the high Cantabrian mountains. In this case, check the schedules for the return.

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Awesome visits. And a gateway for many routes to or from there.

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The right and direct path (which is used in some routes here) is not marked at all and is sometimes difficult to find. I could only walk using GPS. But there are several ways up.

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Ideal bed for the initiation of young children, spectacular views.

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