Tourism in Asturias
These waterfalls are something different from the typical action of the sea breaking in great waves against the coast. In this case, the water takes advantage of well-defined chimneys and cracks in the limestone to get out ... [Read more...]
We see the rocks that emerge in the sand when the water is removed, the wild foam of this part of the Bay of Biscay, the rare minerals that are found in this area full of mining tradition. He … [Read more...]
The most beautiful stretch of the Ruta del Alba arrives when the road passes precisely through the fountains of Llaímo, a mountain that also houses an important beech forest, habitat of deer, roe deer, chamois, ... [Read more...]
Given the infinity of routes and individual objectives of the walkers we will detail here two possible visits with guarantees to the Picos de Europa. The recommended time in all cases is June ... [Read more...]
Its impressive groves, its virgin nature, and the invaluable manipulation of the environment by the men and women who inhabit it, well deserve an award as well as the administrative and ... [Read more...]
To make the route of the Xanas we have to have between two and three hours, they will be enough to cross this natural gorge and turn around our starting point. We will cross slowly ... [Read more...]
The Sierra del Sueve, just 4 km from the coast of Colunga, rises above sea level above the 1.100 meters, in particular its maximum level reaches up to the 1.159 meters: The Picu Pienzu. The … [Read more...]
The Asturian rivers have specialized in leaving us unforgettable images. Obligatory to save enormous unevennesses, they offer a great erosive capacity, digging in their path a multitude of sickles, canyons and ... [Read more...]
When speaking of the Sierra de Cuera, we speak of a high plateau, upholstered with meadows and crowned by peaks of easy ascent. Brañas abound, some inhabited. The flocks or vegas preside ... [Read more...]
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