라스 레게라스 최고의 러닝 경로

must-see

Stop for a moment to enjoy this beautiful river

An older bridge.

Closed, but there is a fountain in front for cooling off.

a good source for refueling

Visiting Grado, in Asturias, is an enriching experience due to its rich history, culture and natural beauty. Plaza General Ponte: The heart of Grado's commercial and social life, famous for its traditional market held on Wednesdays and Sundays. Río Cubia: Ideal for walks or bike rides, with picturesque landscapes and routes that allow you to explore nature and local history. Monasterio de San Salvador: An impressive Romanesque-style architectural complex in Cornellana, with a beautiful natural setting. Palacio de Miranda-Valdecarzana: A historic building that stands out for its architecture and cultural importance. Capilla de los Dolores: An 18th-century Baroque monument, known for its impressive architecture.

The Cubia River is a tributary of the Nalón River that runs through the municipality of Grado, in Asturias. It rises on the slopes of La Berza peak, in the Porcabezas mountain range, and runs for approximately 30.6 kilometres until it meets the Nalón. The river is known for its picturesque landscapes and ecological importance. Along its course, you can find native forests, palaces, towers and traditional mills. In addition, the Cubia River route is ideal for hiking or cycling, offering an enriching experience for nature and history lovers.

Romanesque bridge in the surroundings of the pilgrim route