우디아스 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

super exciting on the old conveyor route with two old tunnels... and a slight incline...😁

The hermitage is well maintained but best of all are the views – amazing especially if you go on a cloudless day. There is a small viewpoint from where you can see the sea, San Vicente de la Barquera and on clear days the Picos de Europa. There is a recreational area just before arriving with tables and a barbecue.

At the top of Monte Corona is the hermitage of San Esteban, a place frequented by those of us who enjoy riding along good forest tracks and ending at a viewpoint with beautiful panoramic views.

This site, today practically an open-air museum, has a very long history that dates back to Roman times, from which there are the first signs of mining in this area. Remains dating from the years 140-160 AD have been found, although the most contemporary constructions can currently be seen.

This tunnel is part of the itinerary of the Pelurgo Greenway and was built for the functional railway to the old mines of Udías.

The boardwalk leads from the road right into the center of the small sequoia forest and is a very nice section of the path even if you are no longer good on foot.

So not far from the redwoods of California are eucalyptus trees of Australia - so why travel far when there are trees from all over the world? However, the eucalyptus trees do not form a really dense forest here and are also quite young, there are more impressive specimens elsewhere in the region.

spectacular views