베가 드 리에바나 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Pico Coriscao, at 2,232 metres high, is one of the most popular peaks to climb, since, without much difficulty or effort, you can reach its summit, which is a fantastic terrace with views from which to contemplate the magnificence of the nearby Picos de Europa.

The mountain pass has two spectacular viewing points: the one at the top of the pass, the Bear Monument, which enjoys privileged views of the Picos de Europa and is accessed by a track, and the Mirador del Corzo, which is a metal figure by the Cantabrian sculptor Jesús Otero.

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.

The route is quite difficult and without major highlights along the way. It's steep up and steep down again. A good level of fitness is important. The grandiose view from the summit then compensates for the exertion. ☺️

Magnificent views.

The monument to the bear is located in the Picos de Europa National Park and offers wonderful views in all directions. It is also very popular among cyclists since it is located meters from the Collado de Llesba port.

Beautiful views from the road to this not so well known area of Cantabria but worth visiting for its beautiful landscape.

Ruins of an old mill on the bed of the Frío river, very close to the town of Cucayo.