리치리오 데바 주변 최고의 가족 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Spectacular landscapes. The cable car ride also offers beautiful views. I visited/walked around there and loved it, I recommend it.👍🥾

In front of this summit cross crowning the heights of La Viorna, the following thoughts from Pope Francis – who died on Easter Monday this year – may be helpful to those who linger on the summit after the climb: "In the Resurrection of Christ, each of our destinies finds its place in the infinite horizon of eternity. Only from his death and resurrection does the certainty arise that nothing will be able to separate us from the love of God [as the Apostle Paul writes in his Letter to the Romans, chapter 8]. From this great hope comes every other glimmer of light with which we can overcome life's trials and obstacles. And not only that: the Risen One also walks with us and becomes our companion, as with the disciples on the road to Emmaus."

Cross of Viorna. From the summit, situated at an altitude of 1,151 metres, you can see the eastern massif of the Picos de Europa, the villages of Mieses, Argüébanes, San Pelayo, Brez; some houses in Tanarrio, Mogrovejo and, travelling along the summit, you can also see the monastery of Santo Toribio de Liébana, the roofs of Congarna, Beares, Redo and Bodia, in the municipality of Camaleño.

This beautiful town is located in the beautiful region of Liébana, at the foot of the majestic Picos de Europa. There are an infinite number of trail running and hiking routes.

A lush and diverse environment with abundant species of birds, ibex and other animals. In addition, the area is perfect for taking photos. And of course, one of the main attractions of Fuente Dé is its cable car, which ascends visitors to an altitude of around 1,823 meters. The cable car ride is spectacular and offers panoramic views.

It was built around the 17th century. The most important thing inside are the three flags that are kept there; those of Spain, Cantabria and the Vatican.

If you don't feel like taking the gondola, you can follow this path to get to the plateau.

Fuente Dé is a small, magical village. It actually has almost no houses, but rather a campsite and a parador, as well as its famous funicular railway for ascending to the Picos de Europa. Its glacial cirque, dotted with beech forests, and the source of the Deva River make it a geomorphological point of interest. The views from the village toward the vertical limestone walls of the Picos de Europa are incredible.