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Stop here to get a perspective of the route and locate the places and towns.

Whether you're climbing up to Puerto del Palo or descending from it, it's worth stopping along the way to enjoy this inhospitable village, with some of its houses and hamlets uninhabited. It evokes a mix of emotions in me because the beauty of the place and its surroundings is indelible... as is the sadness of seeing these enclaves disappearing.

This one shelter was used to change clothes on our tour (with storms and wind).

A museum - free admission on Tuesdays. Otherwise, the prices are reasonable.

It is known for its hydroelectric dam on the Navia River, forming the Salime Reservoir. It is also an important stop on the Primitive Way of St. James, the last stretch of Asturian land before entering Galicia.

Spectacular view from the top of the pole, worth a stop

The Museo Etnográfico de Grandas de Salime offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into the traditional way of life in rural Asturias. Located in the picturesque village of Grandas de Salime, this ethnographic museum showcases a diverse collection of artifacts, tools, and exhibits highlighting the cultural heritage of the region. From agricultural implements to household items, the museum provides insight into the customs, traditions, and livelihoods of the local communities throughout history. With its engaging displays and informative presentations, it offers an enriching experience for visitors interested in the cultural heritage of Asturias.

The ruins of the hospital of Fonfaraón are the remains of an ancient hospital that served as a shelter and refuge for pilgrims on the Camino Primitivo, the oldest route to Santiago de Compostela. The hospital was located on a mountain range called Sierra de Fonfaraón, in the municipality of Allande, Asturias, Spain. It was one of the four hospitals that existed on this alternative route, known as the Route of the Hospitals, which was used by pilgrims when the weather conditions made it impossible to cross the lower valleys.