20의 빌라욘가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The best things about Navia are the surrounding landscapes, the views of the coast, and its many restaurants where you can enjoy excellent local food. It's also an excellent base for a few days of cycling through the Oscos region and coastal villages like Cudillero, Puerto Vega, and Tapia de Casariego.

One of the great Asturian mountain passes, without a doubt. Generally unknown to the general public, it's rarely used in professional races. It has two clearly distinct slopes. The southern slope, which begins in Pola de Allande, is gentle and steady, along a road in good condition. It shares much of its climb with Puerto del Palo, which it turns off from just 3 km from the summit of Puerto de la Marta. The northern slope, which comes from Villayon, is uneven, with very tough sections and several rest stops and descents. It reminds me a lot of the Croix-de-Fer from Sant Jean de Maurienne, not because of the landscape, but because of the type of pass.

It's one of the major mountain passes in southwestern Asturias. It connects Pola de Allande with Berducedo. It's part of the northern variant of the Camino de Santiago. Highly recommended for its views, whether climbing its two slopes or from its summit.

There are the ruins of an ancient church built in the 15th century, in the Gothic style, with stone walls and pointed arches. These ruins have great historical and cultural value and are surrounded by meadows and mountains that give it a mysterious and peaceful air.

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

Spectacular climb, quite comfortable because it doesn't have steep ramps, but be careful, it goes up a steep slope.

Highly recommended, it can be done together with the Palo departing from Pola, the Marta is shorter but with a steeper slope

a spectacular and pleasant climb without large ramps