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이곳을 지날 때마다, 심지어 차를 타고 지나갈 때도, 이 아름다운 다리를 힐끗 쳐다보게 됩니다.

The Collada de Carmona is a mountain pass in the Cantabrian mountain range located in western Cantabria.[1] It rises to 601 m above sea level and links the towns of Valle to the east and Carmona to the west, both belonging to the municipality of Cabuérniga.

The Soplao 10,000 cycling test includes Santibáñez in its route. The race passes through the town and heads towards the ascent to the Alto de San Ciprián whose summit is located between the mountains that surround the town of Santibañez. The water from this town also stands out, it is collected by many people for its freshness and flavor.

It takes its name from the main activity it carried out for centuries: the extraction of salt. It has a multitude of worthy buildings, among the most important are the palace-house of Carrejo (today converted into the Museum of Nature of Cantabria), the palace-tower of the Monasteries, and the Bodega palace (18th century).

The pre-Roman stelae of Barros and Lombera stand out, as well as the manor houses that can be found in the Rasilla park area, such as the palace of the Counts of Mansilla, Bustamante and Quijano. One of the main attractions are the Cantabrian Wars festivities, which are held on the last weekend of August and the first of September, recreating the wars between the Romans and the Cantabrians.

Mountain pass very busy by all the cyclists of Cantabria. Of moderate slopes, with a slightly harder final kilometer and a small descent after completing the initial 1000 meters.

Great paths for biking and the views are spectacular! Almost free of traffic and in perfect condition. Watch out for cows and cow pats on the road!

A handy source if you need to fill your water bottle.