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San Emiliano is the capital of the Babia region in León, a small town surrounded by mountains and meadows where you can breathe the essence of rural León life. Its stone houses, church, and natural surroundings make it an ideal starting point for exploring Babia's protected landscapes.

San Emiliano is a quiet cattle-raising village in the Babia de Yuso at the foot of the imposing mass of the Peña Ubiña massif. The town has all the services and is the starting point we have chosen to begin the climb towards Puerto de la Ventana. In autumn the days are short and we start early, the first rays of the sun barely lighting up the crest of Peña Ubiña. In Torrebarrio we continue along a dirt cattle track to finish warming up our legs and begin the climb towards the border of Asturias along the path of the old Ventana or Santa Fe coal mine. The track has a good surface and the climb is quiet until the Cuspasante sheepfold, passing near the Roguera cabins and beginning the mine slope. The mining operation was inland, the buildings are in ruins, there are remains of the exploitation and enormous slopes of the waste dumps, one of them is at the end of the climb, at the foot of the Peñón de Ventana, and is a panoramic viewpoint of the valley of San Emiliano and a large part of Babia.

Highlight the accommodation, Hostal Babieca, in Piedrafita de Babia, we were treated luxuriously, the food was very good and we tried the frisuelos with chocolate, finger-licking good.

Natural path from Villablino to Villaseca, very beautiful, on the banks of the Sil River, you can go with your family perfectly, I do not recommend a road bike.

Nice path to enjoy on the banks of the Sil River.

Caboalles de Abajo is a small and beautiful mountain town between Caboalles de Arriba and Villablino. There is a beautiful greenway that connects the three towns called the Laciana Greenway.

Surrounded by mountains, the Las Razas Reservoir is a small hydroelectric reservoir dam near Villablino that uses the waters of the Sil River to produce electricity.

Villablino is a coal mining and industrial city surrounded by a landscape of mountains and valleys in the northwest of the province of León.