몬타냐‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪6‬개의 산 정상

The route over the 3 passes is beautiful and the scenery is very impressive. Once you have reached the Ceibero, the other passes are no longer so strenuous.

The last real climbs of the Camino are the three peaks of the Cebreiro mountain group, over a distance of approximately 13 km, divided into three equivalent segments. In the first stretch, starting from Pedrafita (1100 m above sea level) and following the LU-633 up to Cebreiro (1300 m.) there are 4 km almost entirely of climbs, which are also very tiring if you are carrying a lot of luggage: the heat accumulated for fatigue can turn into frozen sweat, cold and chills due to possible fog, tiredness and/or dehydration and the difference in temperature compared to Pedrafita; in addition to covering up, it is advisable to stop for a short refreshment at the village bar. In the second stretch you descend to Linares (1220 m), and then climb up to Alto de San Roque (1260 m), which is particularly windy, as evidenced by the statue of the saint placed on the pass of the hill. The third stretch descends again to Hospital (approximately 1250m) and then rises again reaching Alto do Poio (1335m), the highest point of the three peaks. From here the road begins to descend rapidly for about fifteen km up to 660 m. above sea level of Triacastela.

Alto de Pedras Apañadas on the border between Asturias and Galicia, the peak at 1200 masl is steep, but the descent will be sweet. Spectacular views across the valleys below and surrounding peaks.

At an altitude of 1,794 meters, at the point where Galicia delimits Castilla and León, the top of Pico dos Tres Bispos offers beautiful views over the Serra dos Ancares.

At an altitude of 1,794 meters, at the point where Galicia delimits Castilla and León, the top of Pico dos Tres Bispos offers beautiful views over the Serra dos Ancares.

Located at an altitude of 1,935 meters, Pico del Mostallar or Mustallar is the highest and most emblematic peak in Los Ancares and in the entire province of Lugo.

It is a beautiful place.

Alto do Cebreiro, or simply "O Cebreiro" is one of the most significant stages of the Camino de Santiago. It is located in Galicia and is far from Santiago de Compostela a bit more than 150 km. You reach the top of the Cebreiro after a long climb, that from Las Herrerias (650 m.) leads to the village of Pedrafita do Cebreiro and then to the village of O Cebreiro, on the homonymous mountain pass (1300 m.), the highest summit after the Cruz de Hierro (1500 m.) in the province of León. A few km after O Cebreiro, you have to climb over two more passes, Alto de San Roque (1270 m.) and Alto do Poio (1335 m.) in a magnificent landscape of mountains, forests, but often clouds, fog and winds too. From here onwards, the path descends gradually towards Santiago