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Cecos is another charming Asturian village in the Fuentes del Narcea Natural Park. Its stone houses and medieval bridge are well preserved. It also has a bar, perfect for a stopover along the route.

Located halfway up the western slope of the Pozo de las Mujeres Muertas mountain pass, Seroiro is a westward-facing cattle ranching village that receives pleasant midday and afternoon sun. Seroiro is right at the rest and descent area we encountered during the climb. If you want to replenish your water, it's an ideal spot. From there, heading toward Cangas del Narcea, there are many kilometers without an official water source, although there is an alternative to visiting the crystal-clear waters of the Coto River.

Among the theories surrounding the unusual name of this mountain pass, one is the popular legend that some shepherdesses were caught in a blizzard and died in a nearby shelter. In any case, the pass is located in a stunning setting.

Frontera is a typical southwestern Asturian village that thrives on livestock and agriculture, and is also home to blacksmiths. The village fountain has excellent water.

It's a town located in a spectacular location. Whenever I pass through here, I have the blessed feeling of being in a remote and wild place.

Breathtaking views.

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

A collegiate church with its doors open. Which is very rare. The interior is very beautiful.