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Bridge Over the Nalón River – Playa de los Quebrantos loop from Avilés (Renfe)

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Spain
Asturias
Gijon
Avilés

Bridge Over the Nalón River – Playa de los Quebrantos loop from Avilés (Renfe)

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Bridge Over the Nalón River – Playa de los Quebrantos loop from Avilés (Renfe)

03:31

73.6km

940m

Expert road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 12, 2025

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224 m in total

Waypoints

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Start point

Train Station

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1

4.95 km

El Cortijo Café

Highlight • Cafe

A must stop for a coffee in the sunshine

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2

6.26 km

View of the coast from the entrance to the Arnao Tunnel

Highlight • Viewpoint

3

10.8 km

Views of Santa María del Mar Beach and Puerto Beach

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Beautiful views of the beach of Santa María del Mar while we practice road bike. Along with this, we will also have a wonderful picture of the Puerto beach. In the place we will find a picnic area.

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4

17.2 km

Altu'l Pravianu

Mountain Pass

5

35.8 km

Alto de la Fayona

Highlight • Summit

6

45.8 km

7

46.6 km

Bridge Over the Nalón River

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Rolling through Asturias we find ourselves on the bridge that crosses the longest and mightiest river in the province, the Nalón river. From here we will have a beautiful picture of the surrounding area.

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48.4 km

San Martín de la Arena Castle

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Rolling along the Nalón River we find beautiful views of the most important river mouth in the region. The castle was built by Alfonso III to have good control of the coast and the estuary.

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51.9 km

Playa de los Quebrantos

Beach

10

52.3 km

Playa de los Quebrantos

Highlight • Beach

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73.6 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

34.4 km

26.0 km

11.3 km

937 m

912 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

69.2 km

4.47 km

< 100 m

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