Amalia Santiago

This second Route is another of my favorites in Santander. To start, you have to take the boat that takes you to Somo from the Santander promenade. It's a short journey where you can enjoy the beautiful views of the city and the bay. You can check the schedules and prices here: losreginas.com/paseos-en-barco-por-la-bahia-de-santander-con-escala-en-pedrena-y-somo/horarios-y-tarifas-viaje-pedrena-somo

The route between Añón and Talamantes begins by crossing the medieval bridge over the Huecha River. Afterward, you take a track that winds along the right bank of the river, leading you to the small village of Alcalá de Moncayo.



Later, the path climbs to the Añón pass. Before reaching it, there's a short

This is the complete route of the Vuelta al Moncayo (GR 260). I've created a Collection in which I've divided the route into seven stages.



You can view it here: komoot.com/es-es/collection/4122668/gr-260-vuelta-al-moncayo

The final stage completes the loop around Moncayo and returns you to the starting point. The day begins in Talamantes, crossing the medieval bridge over the Valdetreviño ravine, and ascends towards the hermitage of San Miguel, gradually gaining altitude until reaching the Valdelubia and Valdetiñoso passes

This stage takes you back to the Aragonese side of Moncayo. The massif accompanies you visually for much of the route, making for a pleasant day with varied scenery and a rural atmosphere.



You pass through two small villages, Lituénigo and Litago. After leaving Litago, you take a track that runs through

The fourth day of this route continues along the northern face of Moncayo, through a dense and well-preserved forest of beech and holly, one of the most emblematic areas of the massif, before entering the heart of the natural park.



As you descend, the landscape gradually changes. At the lower, more populated

The third stage opens up towards the Castilian plateau. For a considerable distance, you walk across a cereal plain until you reach a mountain pass that separates the Tablado and Toranzo mountain ranges and, at the same time, divides two major river basins: the Ebro (Manubles River) and the Duero (Araviana

From Purujosa, the route gradually climbs towards the Tablado pass, a natural crossing between Aragon and Soria, offering incredible views. After crossing the pass, the landscape softens, revealing cultivated fields and wider horizons.



The contrast between the more rugged Aragonese side and the more open

The route begins in Calcena along the nearly traffic-free local road that connects this village with Purujosa. The path runs parallel to the Isuela River, along its left bank, gradually narrowing into a small limestone gorge that accompanies the trail to the rocky base upon which Purujosa perches. If

This is the complete tour of the Ronda del Moianès (GR 177). I've created a Collection in which I've divided the route into six stages. You can view it here: komoot.com/es-es/collection/3988213/ronda-del-moianes-gr-177