프로아자‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪6‬개의 산길

16 Km with leading percentages at the beginning and harder at the end, with a looser terrain that makes it harder, stunning views of the Quirós and Teverga Valleys, the Sierra del Aramo, La Peña Sobia and the Gamoniteiru, with fairytale forests . . . .

Puertos de Marabio is at 1,225 and has 3 beautiful ascent variants that I am going to detail below; - San Pedro, with a length of 19.40 km and a drop of 910 m. An average slope of 4.69% and a maximum of 18. - Villamayor, with a length of 8.70 km and a drop of 620 m. An average slope of 7.12% and a maximum of 21. - Prado, with a length of 11.90 km and a drop of 620 m. An average slope of 5.21% and a maximum of 16.

One of the many climbs that we can find in Asturias for road bike enthusiasts. In this case we can go up from Proaza or on the other side, from San Andrés. From Proaza we will go up to an altitude of 845 meters with great views and a drop of 637 meters. The length of the climb will be 7 km and an average % of 8.97 and a maximum gradient of 18%.

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.

The council of Riosa could be considered one of the epicenters of cycling in Asturias. At the foot of Angliru, one of the toughest ascents in the world, it is a crossing point for other mountain passes that have been part of the Vuelta a España route. From this point you can sense the hardness of the mythical Angliru with its impossible asphalt ramps between the mountains.

It’s beautifully and a gentle climb most of the time.

From where do you recommend its ascent? Thanks!!!

This 'pista' is a very nice gravel/paved road with barely any vehicles that goes through a forest are up to Puerto de Ventana. An 800m ascend (or descent) that will take you through the tree line and most probably through the mist, revealing a beautiful sea of clouds at the top. These clouds are usually stuck between the provinces of Asturias and León and you can appreciate the difference in landscapes at the port. Asturias, always humid and lush, and León, more arid and dry.