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Pereda de Ancares is a small, picturesque village in León, surrounded by mountains that preserve the rural essence of the area. It is characterized by its stone and slate houses, along with traditional granaries.

The Ancares Pass from Pereda de Ancares is one of the toughest and most spectacular climbs in the Cantabrian Mountains. It's a pass that has become legendary thanks to La Vuelta.

It is a small Romanesque church located in a mountainous area known as Fuentes del Narcea. According to legend, the church was built in the 9th century by a group of monks who discovered a statue of the Virgin Mary in a holly tree. The statue became known as the "Virgin of the Holly" or the "Virgin of the Holly," and the church was built in her honor. The interior of the church is decorated with frescoes from the 12th and 13th centuries, depicting scenes from the Bible and the life of Christ. The altar has a beautiful reredos carved in wood and painted with gold leaf, with images of the Virgin Mary, Saints Peter and Paul, and other saints. A popular destination for pilgrims and tourists who come to admire the beautiful architecture and rich history of the church. It is also a starting point for several hiking trails that lead to the nearby mountain peaks.

Visiting the Muniellos Reserve by bicycle is not possible. However, if you approach the reserve area by road bike, that is, by climbing the Connio Pass, then a visit to the Muniellos Interpretive Center is a must. Furthermore, the road leading to the Center is spectacular.

This climb is a must if you're touring the area. It's seven and a half kilometers long, with the gradient concentrating on the final section. You ascend nearly 700 meters and face 19% gradients in a unique setting.

Muniellos Reserve Interpretation Centre. You can take this detour to enjoy a different section on the climb to Puerto del Connio

Balouta is a small town located in the municipality of Valle de Ancares (formerly Candín), in the heart of the Ancares Mountains, in the region of Castile and León. It is the town where the largest number of the characteristic pallozas (houses) of the Ancares region of León are preserved. These traditional circular stone buildings with thatched wooden roofs are preserved. You can also find a granary (hórreo) and a church dedicated to the apostle Saint James.

Alto del Acebo is a beautiful place in southwestern Asturias where you can enjoy wonderful panoramic views of the Asturian mountains (the Asturian rural paradise) and where the hermitage of the Virgen del Acebo is located (the pilgrimage is celebrated on September 8, Asturias Day). At the top there are also 2 bars/restaurants where you can eat very well. As can be seen in one of the photos that I just posted, Alto del Acebo has 6 different slopes. All of them are beautiful and very hard. I recommend that you go visit Cangas and Alto del Acebo.