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Castile and León
León
La Montaña De Luna
Sena De Luna

Puerto de Ventana – Pola de Somiedo loop from Sena de Luna

Routes
Bike touring routes & trails
Spain
Castile and León
León
La Montaña De Luna
Sena De Luna

Puerto de Ventana – Pola de Somiedo loop from Sena de Luna

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Puerto de Ventana – Pola de Somiedo loop from Sena de Luna

08:31

116km

2,590m

Expert bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 11, 2025

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8.61 km

San Emiliano

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San Emiliano is the capital of the Babia region in León, a small town surrounded by mountains and meadows where you can breathe the essence of rural León life. Its …

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8.81 km

San Emiliano Rock Formation

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This has always been a place for nomadic vaqueiros who come from Asturias looking for pasture for their cattle through Puerto de la Ventana. Here the patsuezu variant of Astur-Leonese is spoken and locally the municipality is called "Santu Michanu".

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16.0 km

Ventana Pass

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The gradient is 6% throughout; the views are great; little to no traffic

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22.0 km

Ventana Pass

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At almost 1,600 meters high, this famous mountain pass that serves as a passageway between León and Asturias, serves as an exceptional viewpoint and a must-see if you are in the area.

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35.3 km

Cueva Huerta

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Spectacular ravine where the Path of the Bear and Cueva Huerta end. One of the most beautiful points of the ascent or descent to the port of La Ventana. If …

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52.6 km

San Lorenzo Pass

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One of the most beautiful mountain passes in Asturias. If you pass through here, I recommend stopping and enjoying the views of the valley.

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67.6 km

Embalse de Somiedo

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70.0 km

Pola de Somiedo

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Pola de Somiedo is a charming town with narrow streets, colorful houses, and traditional architecture. Take a stroll through the town to soak up its atmosphere and stop by the …

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81.9 km

Puerto de Somiedo

Mountain Pass

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116 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

87.9 km

26.7 km

1.13 km

Surfaces

114 km

1.07 km

206 m

131 m

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Highest point (1,580 m)

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