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Route of Cares from Poncebos to Caín

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Spain
Asturias
Cangas De Onis
Cabrales

Route of Cares from Poncebos to Caín

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3,431

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Route of Cares from Poncebos to Caín

07:28

23.1km

990m

Expert hike. Very good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 5, 2024

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1.30 km

Start of the Ruta del Cares

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The beginning of the Ruta del Cares. Possibly one of the busiest routes in all of Spain in summer. This does not detract from the charm of this incredible area. …

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2

2.32 km

Abandoned Village in Picos de Europa National Park

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Ruined area where I come across some abandoned and deteriorated houses. The landscape and views are still incredible despite them.

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3

3.94 km

Through the stones

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Incredible natural rock formation after kilometer 6 of the Ruta del Cares where a stop is mandatory.

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4

5.46 km

Túneles de los Enanos en la Ruta del Cares

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Tunnels of the Dwarves. There are a total of 71 tunnels along the Ruta del Cares.

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5

9.38 km

Bridge

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The Bolín bridge is one of the landmarks that everyone who walks the Cares path is well impressed with.

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6

9.74 km

Puente Los Rebecos over the Cares Gorge

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Los Rebecos Bridge on the route of the Cares River.

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7

11.5 km

Caín de Valdeón Village

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Caín is the village located at the lowest altitude in the entire valley (460 meters), which is why it seems to be literally swallowed up by the Picos de Europa …

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23.1 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

20.6 km

1.42 km

520 m

516 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

20.4 km

1.77 km

488 m

280 m

154 m

< 100 m

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Lowest point (230 m)

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