페냐루비아‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪6‬개의 협곡

I went first thing in the morning and loved watching the sunrise. The route is manageable, although the descent is a bit long due to the curves and loose stones.

Incredible views of the Hermida gorge.

Hard but short climb. From the viewpoint we can see the Hermida gorge

The bridge over the Rio Cares is a road bridge that is part of the Carretera Cangas de Onís - Panes, a road with the number AS-114 that connects the municipalities of Cangas de Onís and Peñamellera Baja, in Asturias, Spain. The bridge is located near the village of Puente Poncebos, where the Rio Cares flows into the Rio Duje. The bridge is a viewpoint with spectacular views of the river and canyon, which are part of the Picos de Europa National Park. The bridge is also a starting point for several hiking and cycling routes, such as the famous Ruta del Cares, which runs along the river between Puente Poncebos and Caín, or the route to Bulnes, a mountain village that can only be reached on foot or by cable car . The bridge was built in 1921 as part of a project to build a road between Cangas de Onís and Panes. The road was completed in 1935, but was badly damaged during the Spanish Civil War. The road was later repaired and improved and is now an important link between the eastern and western parts of Asturias.

This section of the León-Unquera highway parallel to the Deva River leaves you speechless. A paved road in the purest alpine style. You cross winding curves that open a gap between high limestone walls.

It is worth getting here to have some beautiful views of the Deva river valley. In the town of Cicera you must take the detour along the north path that leads to the hermitage of Santa Catalina and from there continue a few more meters, highly recommended!

It is worth getting here to have some beautiful views of the Deva river valley. If you are doing the Camino Lebaniego, in the town of Cicera you must take the detour along the north path that leads to the hermitage of Santa Catalina and from there continue a few more meters, highly recommended!

The Urdón Tresviso PR-PNPE 30 route is a route of medium difficulty due to the unevenness to be overcome (more than 800 meters), which runs along paths with sections of loose stone and areas with significant vertical drops without lateral protection. Although, unless you have vertigo, it does not present major objections.