로스 바리오스 데 루나‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪9‬개의 산 정상

This tough climb rose to fame during the 2012 Vuelta a España, when the final stretch to the summit was paved. It's almost 26 kilometers long, with a significant amount of elevation gain. The first six kilometers are easy, but from there, things get complicated: gradients of 5, 7, 9, and even 11% await you all the way to the Pajares pass. And this is where the fun begins: the ski resort's paved slopes with gradients reaching 25%. Of course, if the day is clear, the views will reward the effort.

Stunning views, wherever you look.

At this point we are on the other top of Mount Fontañán. From here you can see the other peak. Apart from some splendid views, around the Cruz de Fontañán we will see trenches, machine gun nests and tunnels used during the Spanish Civil War.

The summit of Pico Fontañán, located at an altitude of 1,634 meters, is one of the most mythical in the province of León. It offers us wonderful views of the valley and mountains that surround us. It is worth taking a walk around the surroundings to see trenches, tunnels and machine gun nests from the Spanish Civil War.

Summit of Cueto Negro, much loved by local residents and sports lovers who complemented the beauty of the Asturian peaks with the image of Our Lady Santa María de Valgrande. We will find an informative poster next to the virgin.

The top of a ski resort. You literally climb up the slopes. There's a stretch of asphalt all the way to the top. Very rough. 25% ramps. It was paved for the 2012 Vuelta a España.