TRIPTICO TURISMO OCCIDENTE EN 19
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RÍO
NARC
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Pigü
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Río
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Agüeira
Embalse Doiras
Embalse de la Barca
del Oro
Naviego
Río
Río
Ibias
RÍO SIL
RÍO
EO
Río
RÍO
NARC
EA
OÍR
Somiedo
Río
Porc
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Embalse de Arbón
de SalimeEmbalse
LAGOS DE SALIENCIA
Río
Esva
Río
Cubi
a
Pastor
842
Panondres
Altos ildéu
1.448
Forcada
1.966Miravalles
1.476
Pico de Surcio
1.254
Mulleiroso
1.221
Carondio
1.202
Bobia
1.336Orrua
1.680Candanosa
1.003La Bobia
1.474
Cerveiriz
1.133Peña Palanca
1.894
Rabo
2.194
Cornón
2.113Calabazosa
1.548Granda
1.430
PeñasNegras
PeñaTreixa
1.923
1.835
Peña Prieta1.545
V
1.924Caniellas
1.527
Picu l´OrruMostayal
1.333
PARQUE NATURAL
RESERVA NATURAL INTEGRAL DE MUNIELLOS
DE SOMIEDO
DE LAS FUENTES DEL NARCEA,
DEGAÑA E IB IAS
RESERVA DE LA BIOSFERA
COMARCA OSCOS-EO RESERVA DE LA BIOSFERA
PARQUE NATURAL RESERVA DE LA BIOSFERA
Alto del Campillo
1.029
Campa deTormaleo
1.037
Puerto deCienfuegos
1.686
Puerto delTrayecto
Puerto de Leitariegos
1.525
Puerto de Cerredo
1.359
Puerto deValdeprado
1.451
Alto del Acebo
1.030
Alto de Valvaler
1.116
Pozo de las Mujeres Muertas
1.098
Puerto del Connio1.315
Puerto de Rañadoiro
1.181
Puerto de Somiedo1.486
Puerto de la Mesa1.782
Alto de la Farrapona
1.707
Puerto del Palo
1.146
Alto de Lavadoira810
Alto de Bustellán1.025
La Espina650
A Garganta905
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CUDILLERO
PRAVIA
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Figueras
Zarréu
Cadavéu
Trevías
nellanaCor
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Puertode Vega
S. Juan dela Arena
San Esteban
Agones Peñaullán
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Murias
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Casarego
San Llouguís
A Roda
Rozadas
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Busmargali
Lago
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Monesteriu
Llendigresia
Vidural
Villares
Siñeiriz
Oneta
El Rebol.lal
Pradías
Monesteriu d'Ermu
El Puerto
Ponticiel.la
Vil.laicanes
La Venta
La Riela
La Festiella
Valentín
El Peligru
Merías
Soto de los Infantes
Tabláu
S. Pedru
La Veiga
Augüeirina
Linares
SamartínEl Cruceru
Tuña
Tubongu
Courias
La Riera
Bruel.les
Fastias
CortinaCarcéu
Quintana
Ayones
Oubona
Castañéu
Sta. Marina
La Mortera
Bourres
PuentevegaMallecina
Valdredo
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Piantón
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eixóisOs Esquíos
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Vil.lanueva
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Pendía
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1. San Tirso de Abres2. Taramundi3. Vegadeo4. Santa Eulalia de Oscos5. Villanueva de Oscos6. Castropol7. Ibias8. San Martín de Oscos
9. Grandas de Salime10. Tapia11. Illano12. Boal13. Pesoz14. Coaña15. Allande16. El Franco
17. Cangas del Narcea18. Villayón19. Navia20. Tineo21. Degaña22. Valdés23. Salas24. Cudillero
Visit the picturesque fishing village of Cudillero
The views from the Vidío and Bust Capes with their cliffs
The cemetery of L.luarca/Luarca, balcony towards the sea
The small village of El Porto/Viavélez
Frexulfe Beach nestled in a natural monument. Close to Puerto de Vega
The mouth of the Eo estuary from Figueras
The Gold Museum in Navelgas
The castros celtic hill forts of Coaña and Pendía close to Navia
Os Teixois Ethnographic Site s close to Taramundi
The Meredo trip hammer in Vegadeo
Mazonovo Ethnographic Site in Santa Eulalia de Oscos
The Mon Palace in San Martín de Oscos
Saint Marina Monastic Site in Villanueva de Oscos
Grandas de Salime Ethnographic Museum
San Chuis Castro Hill Fort in Pola de Allande
Visit one of the wineries of Cangas del Narcea and its Wine Museum
Nature Classroom of Fuentes del Narcea, Degaña and Ibias Natural Park and the Palloza Interpretation Centre, in San Antolín.
The Ron Palace, in Pesoz
The medieval settlement of Argul, declared a Site of Cultural Interest, located in the municipality of Pesoz
Collegiate Church of El Salvador in Grandas de Salime.
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Scenic view
Prehistoric art
Fortified settlements and archaelogical sites
Pre-Romanesque art
Industrial architecture
Monastery, Basilica, Sanctuary
Museums, Interpretation Centre
Natural Area of interest
Natural Monument
Ligthhouse
Port/Marina
Golf
Winter Sports
Motorway or dual carriageway
National highway
Regional highway
Districi highway
Local highway
HIGHWAYS
Provincial border
Municipal border
Park border
BORDERS
Puerto de SanIsidro
1.520
Gamoniteiru
1.786
Number of order
Mountain pass
River, reservoir and dam
Summits
VARIOUS
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L U G O
RÍO
NA
VIA
NAVI
A
Río
RÍO
RÍO
NARC
EA
Pigü
eña
Teve
rga
Río
Río
Río
Agüeira
Embalse Doiras
Embalse de la Barca
del Oro
Naviego
Río
Río
Ibias
RÍO SIL
RÍO
EO
Río
RÍO
NARC
EA
OÍR
Somiedo
Río
Porc
ía
Embalse de Arbón
de SalimeEmbalse
LAGOS DE SALIENCIA
Río
Esva
Río
Cubi
a
Pastor
842
Panondres
Altos ildéu
1.448
Forcada
1.966Miravalles
1.476
Pico de Surcio
1.254
Mulleiroso
1.221
Carondio
1.202
Bobia
1.336Orrua
1.680Candanosa
1.003La Bobia
1.474
Cerveiriz
1.133Peña Palanca
1.894
Rabo
2.194
Cornón
2.113Calabazosa
1.548Granda
1.430
PeñasNegras
PeñaTreixa
1.923
1.835
Peña Prieta1.545
V
1.924Caniellas
1.527
Picu l´OrruMostayal
1.333
PARQUE NATURAL
RESERVA NATURAL INTEGRAL DE MUNIELLOS
DE SOMIEDO
DE LAS FUENTES DEL NARCEA,
DEGAÑA E IB IAS
RESERVA DE LA BIOSFERA
COMARCA OSCOS-EO RESERVA DE LA BIOSFERA
PARQUE NATURAL RESERVA DE LA BIOSFERA
Alto del Campillo
1.029
Campa deTormaleo
1.037
Puerto deCienfuegos
1.686
Puerto delTrayecto
Puerto de Leitariegos
1.525
Puerto de Cerredo
1.359
Puerto deValdeprado
1.451
Alto del Acebo
1.030
Alto de Valvaler
1.116
Pozo de las Mujeres Muertas
1.098
Puerto del Connio1.315
Puerto de Rañadoiro
1.181
Puerto de Somiedo1.486
Puerto de la Mesa1.782
Alto de la Farrapona
1.707
Puerto del Palo
1.146
Alto de Lavadoira810
Alto de Bustellán1.025
La Espina650
A Garganta905
1.471
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CANGAS DEL NARCEA
A VEIGA/VEGADEO
A CARIDÁ L.LUARCA
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GRANDAS
VILANOVA
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NA
VILLABRE
VILLANUE
LA PLAZA
CUDILLERO
PRAVIA
MUROSSOTO
Figueras
Zarréu
Cadavéu
Trevías
nellanaCor
r
Barcia
Ortigue a Villapedre
Puertode Vega
S. Juan dela Arena
San Esteban
Agones Peñaullán
antesrSe
Prelo
Murias
T
Casarego
San Llouguís
A Roda
Rozadas
Doiras
Busmargali
Lago
BendónSanta
Coloma
Sta. Eulalia
Monesteriu
Llendigresia
Vidural
Villares
Siñeiriz
Oneta
El Rebol.lal
Pradías
Monesteriu d'Ermu
El Puerto
Ponticiel.la
Vil.laicanes
La Venta
La Riela
La Festiella
Valentín
El Peligru
Merías
Soto de los Infantes
Tabláu
S. Pedru
La Veiga
Augüeirina
Linares
SamartínEl Cruceru
Tuña
Tubongu
Courias
La Riera
Bruel.les
Fastias
CortinaCarcéu
Quintana
Ayones
Oubona
Castañéu
Sta. Marina
La Mortera
Bourres
PuentevegaMallecina
Valdredo
San Cosme
Salamir
Modreiros
garLa
ol
El Porto / Viavélez
Piantón
Samartín
Paredes
Muñalén
Arancedo
relles
NavelgasNaraval
Bres
Salgueiras
Bousoño
Xestoselo
Castro
El MazonovoFerreira
eixóisOs Esquíos
T
T
Meredo
Fresnéu
La Foceicha
Vil.lanueva
S
El Pito
Los Cabos
Santuseso
OsEntrerríos
Vilarquille
PardiñasO Mazonovo
Pendía
Celón
L’acebu
Parlero
Sotode Luiña
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246
1. San Tirso de Abres2. Taramundi3. Vegadeo4. Santa Eulalia de Oscos5. Villanueva de Oscos6. Castropol7. Ibias8. San Martín de Oscos
9. Grandas de Salime10. Tapia11. Illano12. Boal13. Pesoz14. Coaña15. Allande16. El Franco
17. Cangas del Narcea18. Villayón19. Navia20. Tineo21. Degaña22. Valdés23. Salas24. Cudillero
Visit the picturesque fishing village of Cudillero
The views from the Vidío and Bust Capes with their cliffs
The cemetery of L.luarca/Luarca, balcony towards the sea
The small village of El Porto/Viavélez
Frexulfe Beach nestled in a natural monument. Close to Puerto de Vega
The mouth of the Eo estuary from Figueras
The Gold Museum in Navelgas
The castros celtic hill forts of Coaña and Pendía close to Navia
Os Teixois Ethnographic Site s close to Taramundi
The Meredo trip hammer in Vegadeo
Mazonovo Ethnographic Site in Santa Eulalia de Oscos
The Mon Palace in San Martín de Oscos
Saint Marina Monastic Site in Villanueva de Oscos
Grandas de Salime Ethnographic Museum
San Chuis Castro Hill Fort in Pola de Allande
Visit one of the wineries of Cangas del Narcea and its Wine Museum
Nature Classroom of Fuentes del Narcea, Degaña and Ibias Natural Park and the Palloza Interpretation Centre, in San Antolín.
The Ron Palace, in Pesoz
The medieval settlement of Argul, declared a Site of Cultural Interest, located in the municipality of Pesoz
Collegiate Church of El Salvador in Grandas de Salime.
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Scenic view
Prehistoric art
Fortified settlements and archaelogical sites
Pre-Romanesque art
Industrial architecture
Monastery, Basilica, Sanctuary
Museums, Interpretation Centre
Natural Area of interest
Natural Monument
Ligthhouse
Port/Marina
Golf
Winter Sports
Motorway or dual carriageway
National highway
Regional highway
Districi highway
Local highway
HIGHWAYS
Provincial border
Municipal border
Park border
BORDERS
Puerto de SanIsidro
1.520
Gamoniteiru
1.786
Number of order
Mountain pass
River, reservoir and dam
Summits
VARIOUS
More information:asturiastourism.co.uk
L U G O
RÍO
NA
VIA
NAVI
A
Río
RÍO
RÍO
NARC
EA
Pigü
eña
Teve
rga
Río
Río
Río
Agüeira
Embalse Doiras
Embalse de la Barca
del Oro
Naviego
Río
Río
Ibias
RÍO SIL
RÍO
EO
Río
RÍO
NARC
EA
OÍR
Somiedo
Río
Porc
ía
Embalse de Arbón
de SalimeEmbalse
LAGOS DE SALIENCIA
Río
Esva
Río
Cubi
a
Pastor
842
Panondres
Altos ildéu
1.448
Forcada
1.966Miravalles
1.476
Pico de Surcio
1.254
Mulleiroso
1.221
Carondio
1.202
Bobia
1.336Orrua
1.680Candanosa
1.003La Bobia
1.474
Cerveiriz
1.133Peña Palanca
1.894
Rabo
2.194
Cornón
2.113Calabazosa
1.548Granda
1.430
PeñasNegras
PeñaTreixa
1.923
1.835
Peña Prieta1.545
V
1.924Caniellas
1.527
Picu l´OrruMostayal
1.333
PARQUE NATURAL
RESERVA NATURAL INTEGRAL DE MUNIELLOS
DE SOMIEDO
DE LAS FUENTES DEL NARCEA,
DEGAÑA E IB IAS
RESERVA DE LA BIOSFERA
COMARCA OSCOS-EO RESERVA DE LA BIOSFERA
PARQUE NATURAL RESERVA DE LA BIOSFERA
Alto del Campillo
1.029
Campa deTormaleo
1.037
Puerto deCienfuegos
1.686
Puerto delTrayecto
Puerto de Leitariegos
1.525
Puerto de Cerredo
1.359
Puerto deValdeprado
1.451
Alto del Acebo
1.030
Alto de Valvaler
1.116
Pozo de las Mujeres Muertas
1.098
Puerto del Connio1.315
Puerto de Rañadoiro
1.181
Puerto de Somiedo1.486
Puerto de la Mesa1.782
Alto de la Farrapona
1.707
Puerto del Palo
1.146
Alto de Lavadoira810
Alto de Bustellán1.025
La Espina650
A Garganta905
1.471
RÍA
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Visit the picturesque fishing village of Cudillero
The views from the Vidío and Bust Capes with their cliffs
The cemetery of L.luarca/Luarca, balcony towards the sea
The small village of El Porto/Viavélez
Frexulfe Beach nestled in a natural monument. Close to Puerto de Vega
The mouth of the Eo estuary from Figueras
The Gold Museum in Navelgas
The castros celtic hill forts of Coaña and Pendía close to Navia
Os Teixois Ethnographic Site s close to Taramundi
The Meredo trip hammer in Vegadeo
Mazonovo Ethnographic Site in Santa Eulalia de Oscos
The Mon Palace in San Martín de Oscos
Saint Marina Monastic Site in Villanueva de Oscos
Grandas de Salime Ethnographic Museum
San Chuis Castro Hill Fort in Pola de Allande
Visit one of the wineries of Cangas del Narcea and its Wine Museum
Nature Classroom of Fuentes del Narcea, Degaña and Ibias Natural Park and the Palloza Interpretation Centre, in San Antolín.
The Ron Palace, in Pesoz
The medieval settlement of Argul, declared a Site of Cultural Interest, located in the municipality of Pesoz
Collegiate Church of El Salvador in Grandas de Salime.
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This circular route begins in the village of Mual/Moal, but we also have the possibility of leaving our car in a car park located near the sports centre and the church, approximately 600 metres from the entrance of the village, crossing the river to the left, and starting to walk from there.
The initial part is a forest track with a slight slope that goes through the forest parallel to the river. After reaching the first kilometre, we come to a crossroad, in which we will take the one of the left, given that the other is the one we will take on the way back. As we continue the slope will get more steep, at least during the next kilometre and a half.
Reaching 2.5 kilometres, we come to another crossroads where we will opt for the one to the right in order to put ourselves on the highest part of the route and with the best views. We must always stay to the right, given that there are some trails among the bushes that could cause confusion and divert us from the route.
When we are at kilometre 4, we have the possibility to follow the trail that will take us to the Montecín Lookout Point, from where we can enjoy magnificent views of the valley, the village of Mual/Moal and the gateway to Muniellos.
We go back a few metres in order to return to the main trail to the right; from this point the descent begins and we once again enter the forest area. The route continues on the track until completing the 8 kilometres of our journey, where we once again find ourselves at the first junction. We continue on the left, doing the same stretch as the beginning of the route, which will take us again to Mual/Moal.
This circular route begins in San Pedru/San Pedro de Paredes, in the municipality of Valdés. 200 metres from the beginning, we must cross the Esva River on a bridge, and a bit further along, upon arriving to a small group of houses, we turn to the right towards the South. A climb of 560 metres begins that lasts for 2.35 kilometres.
Reaching kilometre 2.6 we arrive to the highest point of the route, from which we will begin the descent through the mountainside of Mount
Relloso. Some 2 kilometres farther ahead, at the fork we will take the trail to the left, to the South, and we will walk about 600 metres until we arrive to the Esva Gorges and the old river dam. Then, we will retrace our steps.
When we have been walking for some 5.8 kilometres from the beginning of the route, we return to the fork and this time we take the straight trail, towards the North. Approximately 1.2 kilometres later, we arrive to the village of Bustiel.lu/Bustiello de Paredes, which we will cross towards the North.
At kilometre 7.75 we come across a fork, and we take the trail that continues straight on to the North. After a few metres we arrive to the village of L.longréi/Longrey, which we should cross straight on, heading towards the East.
In the next few metres we will come across numerous forks, at which we should proceed in the following way: the first, the trail on the left; the second, straight on; the third, the trail on the right; and finally, at the fourth, the trail on the left.
Almost at the end of our route, after passing the last fork, kilometre 9.2 approximately, we continue straight on until we arrive once again to the village of San Pedru/San Pedro de Paredes, the starting and ending point of our route.
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DAY 1: The route begins in Cudillero, one of the most picturesque harbours, with a natural amphitheatre of houses that visitors immediately find eye-catching. It is best to park your car in the harbour and set out from there to walk around the steep streets, breath permitting. The best thing to do is to wander through the streets of this fishing village and visit its scenic balconies, but in a certain order. One option is to follow the handrail painted in blue that zigzags between fishermen’s houses. The Pixuetos and the Sea Educational Exhibition, inside the old wholesale fish market, and The Fisherman mural by the painter Casaus are the perfect complement to the route. The afternoon is reserved for the Selgas Estate Mansion. Located in El Pito, just two kilometres from Cudillero, the estate is made up of gardens safeguarding the buildings. Inside, the mansion houses an exclusive collection of art that the Selgas-Fagalde family donated to the people of Asturias. Prior booking is required to visit the estate. The journey continues west from there on the Autovía del Cantábrico dual carriageway (A-8). In Soto de Luiña, you can visit a collection of building comprising of a church and rectory declared of cultural interest. The last stop of the day, less than 5 miles away in Oviñana, will be Cape Vidío, with its 80-metre-high cliffs and lighthouse.
DAY 2: The second day will try to distil in just a few hours the essence of Valdés, whose borough capital is L.luarca/Luarca. This time, the trip will run from west to east. The first visit of the day will be to Barayo Nature Reserve, which is accessed from the westernmost end of Outur/Otur. The landscape combines the beach, a dune system and salt marshes at the mouth of the river. You need to leave your car in one of the purpose built car parks at each end of the beach and visit the spot on foot. From nature to the paved streets of L.luarca/Luarca, where three distinct areas can be found. First, the oldest part of the village, the fishermen’s quarter, with three typical neighbourhoods (Cambaral, Carril and the Fish Market), forming an amphitheatre around the harbour. Second, the affluent part of village, which houses the town hall, park, Círculo Liceo social club and some other Modernist style buildings. And finally, the “Indiano” area, Vil.lar de Baínas/Villar de Bahímas, in the high part of the coastal strip with all its villas built at the end of the 19th century by these returning emigrants who had made their fortune in the Americas.
The final part of the day focuses on Cape Busto, a perfect plain on which the lighthouse stands, which is accessed from exit 462 of the Autovía del Cantábrico dual carriageway, you can visit by car or on foot, taking a path from the village of Bustu/Busto (7 kilometres), which is circular passing through chestnut trees and pastures.
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DAY 1: The Navia History Park has three “gateways” for those visiting this territory. The tour starts off at the entrance to Tapia de Casariego, at the interpretation centre dealing with palatial homes, which is located in the “Culture Centre”. In this village, you can visit the fishing port and walk to the lighthouse and the El Anguileiro Beach. A 17-kilometre stretch of the coastal path links Tapia with El Porto/Viavélez. It is also possible to cover only part of the route, up to Mount Mirayos, to discover the Campo Longo lookout, which overlooks unique scenery. La Atalaya lookout, in Valdepares, is accessible by car. After coming off the N-634, take the lane at the end of the village leading to the lookout. Another option is Cape San Augustín, in Ortiguera, which houses a 17th-century chapel and a memorial to the men of the sea, as well as boasting a privileged view of Navia harbour and estuary. A highly recommended stop-off on the way back is Mohías Hill Fort, an example of hill fort culture in western Asturias.
DAY 2: The day begins with a stroll around the village of Navia, visiting the town hall, the Church of Our Lady of the Boat, the medieval walls and Coaña House. The NV-2 local road links Navia with the natural monument of Frexulfe Beach, which has a wooded rest area. Continuing along the NV-2, you come to Puerto de Vega, a village known for the beauty of its harbour and its stately homes and villas built by “Indianos”, returning emigrants who had made their fortune in the “Américas”. It is also home to the second gateway to the History Park. You will need to retrace your steps to get to know the first remains of hill forts. Coaña Hill Fort is just 7 km from Navia along the AS-12 road to Bual/Boal. This site, which provides guided tours, preserves 80 stone huts protected by a thick wall.
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Eo Fishing Interpretation CentreSan Tirso de Abres. O Chao/El Llano T. +34 985 476 407santirsodeabres.es
Os Teixois Ethnographic SiteTaramundi. Os TeixóisT. +34 985 979 684 / +34 608 248 913osteixois.es
Museum of Knife MakingTaramundi. PardiñasT. +34 985 646 810navallasdetaramundi.com
Bres Water HouseTaramundi. BresT. +34 629 854 259 / +34 985 301 541taramundi.es/casa-del-agua
Bres Craftsmanship CentreTaramundi. Brestaramundi.es/centro-de-artesania-de-bres
Mazonovo Mills MuseumTaramundi. O MazonovoT. +34 985 646 817 / +34 619 635 330mazonovo.es
Esquíos Ethnographic MuseumTaramundi. Os EsquíosT. +34 985 979 640 / +34 669 876 899esquios.es
Ethnographic Museum - Birthplace of Marqués de Sargadelos
Santa Eulalia de Oscos. Ferreirela de BaxoT. +34 985 621 295 / +34 985 626 032 (Town Hall)redmeda.com
Mazonovo Ethnographic SiteSanta Eulalia de Oscos. El MazonovoT. +34 620 309 362santaeulaliadeoscos.es/que-visitar
Bread EcomuseumVillanueva de Oscos. Santa EufemiaT. +34 685 822 237 / +34 985 626 219villanuevadeoscos.es/que-visitar
Palloza Interpretation Centre of IbiasIbias. San AntolínT. +34 985 816 101 (Town Hall) / +34 615 164 329ibias.es
“Casa del Marco” Countryside House Museum
San Martín de Oscos. VilarquilleT. +34 617 255 752
Chao Samartín Castro Hill Fort and Museum
Grandas de Salime. CastroT. +34 985 627 143chaosamartin.esparquehistorico.org
Grandas de Salime Ethnographic Museum
Grandas de Salime. Avda. El FerreiroT. +34 985 627 243museodegrandas.comredmeda.com
Western Asturias tourist spots
Beekeeping HouseBoal. Os Mazos/Los MazosT. +34 985 620 629
Iron Craftsmanship Interpretation CentreBoal. RozadasT. +34 689 573 196parquehistorico.org
Pesoz Ethnological MuseumPezós/Pesoz. Edificio de Servicios MúltiplesT. +34 985 627 334
Coaña Castro Hill Fort Educational Room Coaña. VillacondideT. +34 985 978 401parquehistorico.org
Cangas Wine Museum Cangas del Narcea. Barrio de San TisoT. +34 984 497 009museovinocangas.com
«Juan Pérez Villamil» Ethnographic Museum Navia. Puerto de VegaT. +34 985 648 805parquehistorico.orgredmeda.com
Gold Museum of Asturias (MOA)Tineo. NavelgasT. +34 985 806 018museodeloro.es
Vaqueiro Museum (MUVAS)Tineo. NaravalT. +34 677 896 992muvas.esredmeda.com
Forest MuseumTineo. Ca’ l Teso. MuñalénT. +34 985 806 310museodelbosque.es
The Park of LifeValdés. La MataT. +34 689 570 708 / +34 660 660 400parquedelavida.org
Pre-Romanesque Educational Room Museum Salas . Plaza de la CampaTelf.: +34 985 830 988 / + 34 985 830 004
Selgas Fagalde FoundationCudillero. La Quinta (El Pito)T. +34 985 590 120selgas-fagalde.com
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This coastal route begins in the town of El Porto/Viavélez. 300 metres from the beginning, by the fishing port, the trail goes to the left, towards the lookout, where we will find a sculpture known as “Litoral” (“Coastline”), by Ernesto Knorr; the route continues on towards Mernes/Mernies.
When we have been walking for about 3 kilometres, we will arrive at Mernes/Mernies and, half a kilometre farther ahead, we arrive at the town of San Polayo/San Pelayo. We will leave this town via Mount Molina, forest of pines and eucalyptus trees, and we will head to the precious Monellos Beach, about half a kilometre ahead, kilometre 4.
We will leave the beach and continue our route to Valdepares; during the journey we can see and enjoy different buildings, such as the Fonfría Palace, from the 16th century, and the Camposorio house, in the Galician country house style, in addition to being able to visit the church of Saint Bartholomew.
At kilometre 5.5, the trail takes us again along the coast to an area of cliffs, where it is worth highlighting, among others, the Cabo Blanco Cape; here we can see a Pre-Romanesque castro, with its fortifications and moats for defence.
We find ourselves at kilometre 7 of the route, here is the Porcía Lookout Point, from which we can take in the mouth of the Porcía Rivera and its beach, which we will later skirt until arriving at the town of the same name.
Walking some three kilometres more we find ourselves now in Porcía, where we have the possibility to visit the Palace of Porcía and the hermitage of Nuestar Señora de los Remedios (Our Lady of the Remedies). The route once again continues on the coast, but returns to the interior at kilometre 11, towards the villages of Campos and Salave. The trail continues towards the Salave Lagoons.
Walking some 15 kilometres, the route leads us to the Mount Mirayos, a mountain of pine trees where, after walking for a kilometre, we come upon a lookout point known as Campo Longo, which offers us beautiful views of the area’s cliffs.
Now almost to the end of the route, kilometre 17.5, the trail continues far from the coast to San Antonio, to later return to the Cebes Cape lookout point. A few kilometres later we arrive at the fishing village of Tapia/Tapia de Casariego, the end of our route.
Beginning: El Porto / ViavélezEnd of route: Tapia de CasariegoCouncils: El Franco, Tapia de CasariegoType of route: Cross-countryLength: 20 km
Duration: 5 h 30 minMinimun height: 3 mMaximun height: 60 mSlope: 57 m
Viavélez - Tapia de Casariego#Hiking
Bosque de Moal #Hiking
Beginning: Mual/MoalEnd of route: Mual/MoalCouncils: Cangas del NarceaType of route: Cross-countryLength: 8.5 km
Duration: 3 h 10 minMinimun height: 580 mMaximun height: 1,009 mSlope: 429 m
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This magnificent route begins in the Pumares recreational area, between the villages of Santalla/Santa Eulalia de Oscos and Pumares. An ascending road towards the Northwest takes us to the Seimeira, and we will return by a circular route arriving at the locality of Busqueimado, to then climb the slope of the hill further south and, when we reach the halfway point of Ventoso, return to the North until we cross with the trail on which we came.
In the first 200 metres of the route, we will cross the village of Pumares, in order to continue in the direction opposite the riverbed of the Agüeira River. The village is a typical set of traditional architec-ture of the Oscos, which formerly had a large ironworking industry and which is currently dedicated to rural tourism primarily.
At about a kilometre and a half, we come to a fork, where we should take the path to the right. Some 300 metres farther ahead, we will arrive to the abandoned village of A Ancadeira, of which the walls, retaken by vegetation, barely remain. At this point we will take the trail that opens to our right, to go to the Seimeira passing through the Desterrado Valley.
After walking 2.8 kilometres, we arrive to the Desterrado Valley. Some metres further along we come to a path that detours to the right towards the Seimeira; from here to the waterfall is about 500 metres. Once at the waterfall there are two options: return to Pumares or go to visit the picturesque village of Busqueimado.
If we chose to go to Busqueimado, at kilometre 3.10 we must turn to the right and cross a bridge over the river. One kilometre farther along, we arrive at Busqueimado. An obligatory stop in the chapel of the village, which has two impressive yew trees planted in its surroundings. Once more, we have the option to go back the way we came or do the circular route which will take us back to the path beyond the small abandoned village of A Ancadeira.
If we want to do the circular route, at kilometre 4.4, at the fork, we should take the trail to the right towards the village of Ventoso. After a kilometre, we enter an area of farms of pasture and cultivation through which the next kilometres of the route with pass.
We will have walked about 6 kilometres from the beginning of the route, and at this point we will find two forks in a row. We must ignore the road on the right at the first fork and choose the path that deviates to the left. At the second fork we will go towards the Northeast, which will take us down the hillside for a little over a kilometre and a half.
In this last point, kilometer 7.62, we meet again with the trail on which we came. All that is left is to retrace the last stretch parallel to the Agüeira River to return to Pumares, where this route ends.
Ruta de la Seimeira#Hiking
Beginning: PumaresEnd of route: Seimeira waterfallCouncils: Santa Eulalia de OscosType of route: Round tripLength: 6.2 km
Duration: 2 h 30 minMinimun height: 503 mMaximun height: 806 mSlope: 313 m
From Vidío to Bustu/Busto#AsturiasbyCar
DAY 1Beginning: CudilleroEnd of route: Cabo VidíoDistance: 18.8 km.
DAY 2Beginning: BarayoEnd of route: Bustu/BustoDistance: 23.4 km.
From Tapia to Castro de Coaña#AsturiasbyCar
DAY 1Beginning: Tapia de CasariegoEnd of route: Castro de MohiasDistance: 23,5 km.
DAY 2Beginning: NaviaEnd of route: Castro de CoañaDistance: 24,2 km.
Hoces del Esva#Hiking
Beginning: San Pedru/San Pedro de ParedesEnd of route: San Pedru/San Pedro de ParedesCouncils: ValdésType of route: CircularLength: 9.5 km
Duration: 3 hMinimun height: 95 mMaximun height: 568 mSlope: 473 m
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This circular route begins in the village of Mual/Moal, but we also have the possibility of leaving our car in a car park located near the sports centre and the church, approximately 600 metres from the entrance of the village, crossing the river to the left, and starting to walk from there.
The initial part is a forest track with a slight slope that goes through the forest parallel to the river. After reaching the first kilometre, we come to a crossroad, in which we will take the one of the left, given that the other is the one we will take on the way back. As we continue the slope will get more steep, at least during the next kilometre and a half.
Reaching 2.5 kilometres, we come to another crossroads where we will opt for the one to the right in order to put ourselves on the highest part of the route and with the best views. We must always stay to the right, given that there are some trails among the bushes that could cause confusion and divert us from the route.
When we are at kilometre 4, we have the possibility to follow the trail that will take us to the Montecín Lookout Point, from where we can enjoy magnificent views of the valley, the village of Mual/Moal and the gateway to Muniellos.
We go back a few metres in order to return to the main trail to the right; from this point the descent begins and we once again enter the forest area. The route continues on the track until completing the 8 kilometres of our journey, where we once again find ourselves at the first junction. We continue on the left, doing the same stretch as the beginning of the route, which will take us again to Mual/Moal.
This circular route begins in San Pedru/San Pedro de Paredes, in the municipality of Valdés. 200 metres from the beginning, we must cross the Esva River on a bridge, and a bit further along, upon arriving to a small group of houses, we turn to the right towards the South. A climb of 560 metres begins that lasts for 2.35 kilometres.
Reaching kilometre 2.6 we arrive to the highest point of the route, from which we will begin the descent through the mountainside of Mount
Relloso. Some 2 kilometres farther ahead, at the fork we will take the trail to the left, to the South, and we will walk about 600 metres until we arrive to the Esva Gorges and the old river dam. Then, we will retrace our steps.
When we have been walking for some 5.8 kilometres from the beginning of the route, we return to the fork and this time we take the straight trail, towards the North. Approximately 1.2 kilometres later, we arrive to the village of Bustiel.lu/Bustiello de Paredes, which we will cross towards the North.
At kilometre 7.75 we come across a fork, and we take the trail that continues straight on to the North. After a few metres we arrive to the village of L.longréi/Longrey, which we should cross straight on, heading towards the East.
In the next few metres we will come across numerous forks, at which we should proceed in the following way: the first, the trail on the left; the second, straight on; the third, the trail on the right; and finally, at the fourth, the trail on the left.
Almost at the end of our route, after passing the last fork, kilometre 9.2 approximately, we continue straight on until we arrive once again to the village of San Pedru/San Pedro de Paredes, the starting and ending point of our route.
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DAY 1: The route begins in Cudillero, one of the most picturesque harbours, with a natural amphitheatre of houses that visitors immediately find eye-catching. It is best to park your car in the harbour and set out from there to walk around the steep streets, breath permitting. The best thing to do is to wander through the streets of this fishing village and visit its scenic balconies, but in a certain order. One option is to follow the handrail painted in blue that zigzags between fishermen’s houses. The Pixuetos and the Sea Educational Exhibition, inside the old wholesale fish market, and The Fisherman mural by the painter Casaus are the perfect complement to the route. The afternoon is reserved for the Selgas Estate Mansion. Located in El Pito, just two kilometres from Cudillero, the estate is made up of gardens safeguarding the buildings. Inside, the mansion houses an exclusive collection of art that the Selgas-Fagalde family donated to the people of Asturias. Prior booking is required to visit the estate. The journey continues west from there on the Autovía del Cantábrico dual carriageway (A-8). In Soto de Luiña, you can visit a collection of building comprising of a church and rectory declared of cultural interest. The last stop of the day, less than 5 miles away in Oviñana, will be Cape Vidío, with its 80-metre-high cliffs and lighthouse.
DAY 2: The second day will try to distil in just a few hours the essence of Valdés, whose borough capital is L.luarca/Luarca. This time, the trip will run from west to east. The first visit of the day will be to Barayo Nature Reserve, which is accessed from the westernmost end of Outur/Otur. The landscape combines the beach, a dune system and salt marshes at the mouth of the river. You need to leave your car in one of the purpose built car parks at each end of the beach and visit the spot on foot. From nature to the paved streets of L.luarca/Luarca, where three distinct areas can be found. First, the oldest part of the village, the fishermen’s quarter, with three typical neighbourhoods (Cambaral, Carril and the Fish Market), forming an amphitheatre around the harbour. Second, the affluent part of village, which houses the town hall, park, Círculo Liceo social club and some other Modernist style buildings. And finally, the “Indiano” area, Vil.lar de Baínas/Villar de Bahímas, in the high part of the coastal strip with all its villas built at the end of the 19th century by these returning emigrants who had made their fortune in the Americas.
The final part of the day focuses on Cape Busto, a perfect plain on which the lighthouse stands, which is accessed from exit 462 of the Autovía del Cantábrico dual carriageway, you can visit by car or on foot, taking a path from the village of Bustu/Busto (7 kilometres), which is circular passing through chestnut trees and pastures.
El Porto/Viavélez
Tapia
Navia
ValdeparesOrtiguera
Castro deCoaña
Playa Frexulfe
Puertode Vega
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DAY 1: The Navia History Park has three “gateways” for those visiting this territory. The tour starts off at the entrance to Tapia de Casariego, at the interpretation centre dealing with palatial homes, which is located in the “Culture Centre”. In this village, you can visit the fishing port and walk to the lighthouse and the El Anguileiro Beach. A 17-kilometre stretch of the coastal path links Tapia with El Porto/Viavélez. It is also possible to cover only part of the route, up to Mount Mirayos, to discover the Campo Longo lookout, which overlooks unique scenery. La Atalaya lookout, in Valdepares, is accessible by car. After coming off the N-634, take the lane at the end of the village leading to the lookout. Another option is Cape San Augustín, in Ortiguera, which houses a 17th-century chapel and a memorial to the men of the sea, as well as boasting a privileged view of Navia harbour and estuary. A highly recommended stop-off on the way back is Mohías Hill Fort, an example of hill fort culture in western Asturias.
DAY 2: The day begins with a stroll around the village of Navia, visiting the town hall, the Church of Our Lady of the Boat, the medieval walls and Coaña House. The NV-2 local road links Navia with the natural monument of Frexulfe Beach, which has a wooded rest area. Continuing along the NV-2, you come to Puerto de Vega, a village known for the beauty of its harbour and its stately homes and villas built by “Indianos”, returning emigrants who had made their fortune in the “Américas”. It is also home to the second gateway to the History Park. You will need to retrace your steps to get to know the first remains of hill forts. Coaña Hill Fort is just 7 km from Navia along the AS-12 road to Bual/Boal. This site, which provides guided tours, preserves 80 stone huts protected by a thick wall.
Centro Inter.Hoces del Esva
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Eo Fishing Interpretation CentreSan Tirso de Abres. O Chao/El Llano T. +34 985 476 407santirsodeabres.es
Os Teixois Ethnographic SiteTaramundi. Os TeixóisT. +34 985 979 684 / +34 608 248 913osteixois.es
Museum of Knife MakingTaramundi. PardiñasT. +34 985 646 810navallasdetaramundi.com
Bres Water HouseTaramundi. BresT. +34 629 854 259 / +34 985 301 541taramundi.es/casa-del-agua
Bres Craftsmanship CentreTaramundi. Brestaramundi.es/centro-de-artesania-de-bres
Mazonovo Mills MuseumTaramundi. O MazonovoT. +34 985 646 817 / +34 619 635 330mazonovo.es
Esquíos Ethnographic MuseumTaramundi. Os EsquíosT. +34 985 979 640 / +34 669 876 899esquios.es
Ethnographic Museum - Birthplace of Marqués de Sargadelos
Santa Eulalia de Oscos. Ferreirela de BaxoT. +34 985 621 295 / +34 985 626 032 (Town Hall)redmeda.com
Mazonovo Ethnographic SiteSanta Eulalia de Oscos. El MazonovoT. +34 620 309 362santaeulaliadeoscos.es/que-visitar
Bread EcomuseumVillanueva de Oscos. Santa EufemiaT. +34 685 822 237 / +34 985 626 219villanuevadeoscos.es/que-visitar
Palloza Interpretation Centre of IbiasIbias. San AntolínT. +34 985 816 101 (Town Hall) / +34 615 164 329ibias.es
“Casa del Marco” Countryside House Museum
San Martín de Oscos. VilarquilleT. +34 617 255 752
Chao Samartín Castro Hill Fort and Museum
Grandas de Salime. CastroT. +34 985 627 143chaosamartin.esparquehistorico.org
Grandas de Salime Ethnographic Museum
Grandas de Salime. Avda. El FerreiroT. +34 985 627 243museodegrandas.comredmeda.com
Western Asturias tourist spots
Beekeeping HouseBoal. Os Mazos/Los MazosT. +34 985 620 629
Iron Craftsmanship Interpretation CentreBoal. RozadasT. +34 689 573 196parquehistorico.org
Pesoz Ethnological MuseumPezós/Pesoz. Edificio de Servicios MúltiplesT. +34 985 627 334
Coaña Castro Hill Fort Educational Room Coaña. VillacondideT. +34 985 978 401parquehistorico.org
Cangas Wine Museum Cangas del Narcea. Barrio de San TisoT. +34 984 497 009museovinocangas.com
«Juan Pérez Villamil» Ethnographic Museum Navia. Puerto de VegaT. +34 985 648 805parquehistorico.orgredmeda.com
Gold Museum of Asturias (MOA)Tineo. NavelgasT. +34 985 806 018museodeloro.es
Vaqueiro Museum (MUVAS)Tineo. NaravalT. +34 677 896 992muvas.esredmeda.com
Forest MuseumTineo. Ca’ l Teso. MuñalénT. +34 985 806 310museodelbosque.es
The Park of LifeValdés. La MataT. +34 689 570 708 / +34 660 660 400parquedelavida.org
Pre-Romanesque Educational Room Museum Salas . Plaza de la CampaTelf.: +34 985 830 988 / + 34 985 830 004
Selgas Fagalde FoundationCudillero. La Quinta (El Pito)T. +34 985 590 120selgas-fagalde.com
Entreplayas
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N-634
N-634
El Porto/Viavélez
Tapia
San Antonio
El Viso
San Polayo Mernes
Cabo Blanco
Valdepares
Porcía
Lagunas de Salave
Playa deMonellos
This coastal route begins in the town of El Porto/Viavélez. 300 metres from the beginning, by the fishing port, the trail goes to the left, towards the lookout, where we will find a sculpture known as “Litoral” (“Coastline”), by Ernesto Knorr; the route continues on towards Mernes/Mernies.
When we have been walking for about 3 kilometres, we will arrive at Mernes/Mernies and, half a kilometre farther ahead, we arrive at the town of San Polayo/San Pelayo. We will leave this town via Mount Molina, forest of pines and eucalyptus trees, and we will head to the precious Monellos Beach, about half a kilometre ahead, kilometre 4.
We will leave the beach and continue our route to Valdepares; during the journey we can see and enjoy different buildings, such as the Fonfría Palace, from the 16th century, and the Camposorio house, in the Galician country house style, in addition to being able to visit the church of Saint Bartholomew.
At kilometre 5.5, the trail takes us again along the coast to an area of cliffs, where it is worth highlighting, among others, the Cabo Blanco Cape; here we can see a Pre-Romanesque castro, with its fortifications and moats for defence.
We find ourselves at kilometre 7 of the route, here is the Porcía Lookout Point, from which we can take in the mouth of the Porcía Rivera and its beach, which we will later skirt until arriving at the town of the same name.
Walking some three kilometres more we find ourselves now in Porcía, where we have the possibility to visit the Palace of Porcía and the hermitage of Nuestar Señora de los Remedios (Our Lady of the Remedies). The route once again continues on the coast, but returns to the interior at kilometre 11, towards the villages of Campos and Salave. The trail continues towards the Salave Lagoons.
Walking some 15 kilometres, the route leads us to the Mount Mirayos, a mountain of pine trees where, after walking for a kilometre, we come upon a lookout point known as Campo Longo, which offers us beautiful views of the area’s cliffs.
Now almost to the end of the route, kilometre 17.5, the trail continues far from the coast to San Antonio, to later return to the Cebes Cape lookout point. A few kilometres later we arrive at the fishing village of Tapia/Tapia de Casariego, the end of our route.
Beginning: El Porto / ViavélezEnd of route: Tapia de CasariegoCouncils: El Franco, Tapia de CasariegoType of route: Cross-countryLength: 20 km
Duration: 5 h 30 minMinimun height: 3 mMaximun height: 60 mSlope: 57 m
Viavélez - Tapia de Casariego#Hiking
Bosque de Moal #Hiking
Beginning: Mual/MoalEnd of route: Mual/MoalCouncils: Cangas del NarceaType of route: Cross-countryLength: 8.5 km
Duration: 3 h 10 minMinimun height: 580 mMaximun height: 1,009 mSlope: 429 m
Busqueimado
Cascada deSeimeirade Murias
Pumares
Merendero RutaDe la Seimeira
Area Recreativade Pumares
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This magnificent route begins in the Pumares recreational area, between the villages of Santalla/Santa Eulalia de Oscos and Pumares. An ascending road towards the Northwest takes us to the Seimeira, and we will return by a circular route arriving at the locality of Busqueimado, to then climb the slope of the hill further south and, when we reach the halfway point of Ventoso, return to the North until we cross with the trail on which we came.
In the first 200 metres of the route, we will cross the village of Pumares, in order to continue in the direction opposite the riverbed of the Agüeira River. The village is a typical set of traditional architec-ture of the Oscos, which formerly had a large ironworking industry and which is currently dedicated to rural tourism primarily.
At about a kilometre and a half, we come to a fork, where we should take the path to the right. Some 300 metres farther ahead, we will arrive to the abandoned village of A Ancadeira, of which the walls, retaken by vegetation, barely remain. At this point we will take the trail that opens to our right, to go to the Seimeira passing through the Desterrado Valley.
After walking 2.8 kilometres, we arrive to the Desterrado Valley. Some metres further along we come to a path that detours to the right towards the Seimeira; from here to the waterfall is about 500 metres. Once at the waterfall there are two options: return to Pumares or go to visit the picturesque village of Busqueimado.
If we chose to go to Busqueimado, at kilometre 3.10 we must turn to the right and cross a bridge over the river. One kilometre farther along, we arrive at Busqueimado. An obligatory stop in the chapel of the village, which has two impressive yew trees planted in its surroundings. Once more, we have the option to go back the way we came or do the circular route which will take us back to the path beyond the small abandoned village of A Ancadeira.
If we want to do the circular route, at kilometre 4.4, at the fork, we should take the trail to the right towards the village of Ventoso. After a kilometre, we enter an area of farms of pasture and cultivation through which the next kilometres of the route with pass.
We will have walked about 6 kilometres from the beginning of the route, and at this point we will find two forks in a row. We must ignore the road on the right at the first fork and choose the path that deviates to the left. At the second fork we will go towards the Northeast, which will take us down the hillside for a little over a kilometre and a half.
In this last point, kilometer 7.62, we meet again with the trail on which we came. All that is left is to retrace the last stretch parallel to the Agüeira River to return to Pumares, where this route ends.
Ruta de la Seimeira#Hiking
Beginning: PumaresEnd of route: Seimeira waterfallCouncils: Santa Eulalia de OscosType of route: Round tripLength: 6.2 km
Duration: 2 h 30 minMinimun height: 503 mMaximun height: 806 mSlope: 313 m
From Vidío to Bustu/Busto#AsturiasbyCar
DAY 1Beginning: CudilleroEnd of route: Cabo VidíoDistance: 18.8 km.
DAY 2Beginning: BarayoEnd of route: Bustu/BustoDistance: 23.4 km.
From Tapia to Castro de Coaña#AsturiasbyCar
DAY 1Beginning: Tapia de CasariegoEnd of route: Castro de MohiasDistance: 23,5 km.
DAY 2Beginning: NaviaEnd of route: Castro de CoañaDistance: 24,2 km.
Hoces del Esva#Hiking
Beginning: San Pedru/San Pedro de ParedesEnd of route: San Pedru/San Pedro de ParedesCouncils: ValdésType of route: CircularLength: 9.5 km
Duration: 3 hMinimun height: 95 mMaximun height: 568 mSlope: 473 m
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This circular route begins in the village of Mual/Moal, but we also have the possibility of leaving our car in a car park located near the sports centre and the church, approximately 600 metres from the entrance of the village, crossing the river to the left, and starting to walk from there.
The initial part is a forest track with a slight slope that goes through the forest parallel to the river. After reaching the first kilometre, we come to a crossroad, in which we will take the one of the left, given that the other is the one we will take on the way back. As we continue the slope will get more steep, at least during the next kilometre and a half.
Reaching 2.5 kilometres, we come to another crossroads where we will opt for the one to the right in order to put ourselves on the highest part of the route and with the best views. We must always stay to the right, given that there are some trails among the bushes that could cause confusion and divert us from the route.
When we are at kilometre 4, we have the possibility to follow the trail that will take us to the Montecín Lookout Point, from where we can enjoy magnificent views of the valley, the village of Mual/Moal and the gateway to Muniellos.
We go back a few metres in order to return to the main trail to the right; from this point the descent begins and we once again enter the forest area. The route continues on the track until completing the 8 kilometres of our journey, where we once again find ourselves at the first junction. We continue on the left, doing the same stretch as the beginning of the route, which will take us again to Mual/Moal.
This circular route begins in San Pedru/San Pedro de Paredes, in the municipality of Valdés. 200 metres from the beginning, we must cross the Esva River on a bridge, and a bit further along, upon arriving to a small group of houses, we turn to the right towards the South. A climb of 560 metres begins that lasts for 2.35 kilometres.
Reaching kilometre 2.6 we arrive to the highest point of the route, from which we will begin the descent through the mountainside of Mount
Relloso. Some 2 kilometres farther ahead, at the fork we will take the trail to the left, to the South, and we will walk about 600 metres until we arrive to the Esva Gorges and the old river dam. Then, we will retrace our steps.
When we have been walking for some 5.8 kilometres from the beginning of the route, we return to the fork and this time we take the straight trail, towards the North. Approximately 1.2 kilometres later, we arrive to the village of Bustiel.lu/Bustiello de Paredes, which we will cross towards the North.
At kilometre 7.75 we come across a fork, and we take the trail that continues straight on to the North. After a few metres we arrive to the village of L.longréi/Longrey, which we should cross straight on, heading towards the East.
In the next few metres we will come across numerous forks, at which we should proceed in the following way: the first, the trail on the left; the second, straight on; the third, the trail on the right; and finally, at the fourth, the trail on the left.
Almost at the end of our route, after passing the last fork, kilometre 9.2 approximately, we continue straight on until we arrive once again to the village of San Pedru/San Pedro de Paredes, the starting and ending point of our route.
Mual
Oubachu
Cruces
Villanueva
Mirador de la Candanosa
Mirador delPico San Luis Vega de
Rengos
La Muriella
AS-348AS-348
Río Tablizas o Muniellos
BustuBarayo
Cabo Vidio
CudilleroPinto
L.luarca Soto deLuiña
Faro deCabo Busto
Jardines deFonte Baixa Cadavéu
El Val.lín
San Playude Teona
Playa del SilencioLamuño
CortinaEl Cabanín
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N-634
A-8
DAY 1: The route begins in Cudillero, one of the most picturesque harbours, with a natural amphitheatre of houses that visitors immediately find eye-catching. It is best to park your car in the harbour and set out from there to walk around the steep streets, breath permitting. The best thing to do is to wander through the streets of this fishing village and visit its scenic balconies, but in a certain order. One option is to follow the handrail painted in blue that zigzags between fishermen’s houses. The Pixuetos and the Sea Educational Exhibition, inside the old wholesale fish market, and The Fisherman mural by the painter Casaus are the perfect complement to the route. The afternoon is reserved for the Selgas Estate Mansion. Located in El Pito, just two kilometres from Cudillero, the estate is made up of gardens safeguarding the buildings. Inside, the mansion houses an exclusive collection of art that the Selgas-Fagalde family donated to the people of Asturias. Prior booking is required to visit the estate. The journey continues west from there on the Autovía del Cantábrico dual carriageway (A-8). In Soto de Luiña, you can visit a collection of building comprising of a church and rectory declared of cultural interest. The last stop of the day, less than 5 miles away in Oviñana, will be Cape Vidío, with its 80-metre-high cliffs and lighthouse.
DAY 2: The second day will try to distil in just a few hours the essence of Valdés, whose borough capital is L.luarca/Luarca. This time, the trip will run from west to east. The first visit of the day will be to Barayo Nature Reserve, which is accessed from the westernmost end of Outur/Otur. The landscape combines the beach, a dune system and salt marshes at the mouth of the river. You need to leave your car in one of the purpose built car parks at each end of the beach and visit the spot on foot. From nature to the paved streets of L.luarca/Luarca, where three distinct areas can be found. First, the oldest part of the village, the fishermen’s quarter, with three typical neighbourhoods (Cambaral, Carril and the Fish Market), forming an amphitheatre around the harbour. Second, the affluent part of village, which houses the town hall, park, Círculo Liceo social club and some other Modernist style buildings. And finally, the “Indiano” area, Vil.lar de Baínas/Villar de Bahímas, in the high part of the coastal strip with all its villas built at the end of the 19th century by these returning emigrants who had made their fortune in the Americas.
The final part of the day focuses on Cape Busto, a perfect plain on which the lighthouse stands, which is accessed from exit 462 of the Autovía del Cantábrico dual carriageway, you can visit by car or on foot, taking a path from the village of Bustu/Busto (7 kilometres), which is circular passing through chestnut trees and pastures.
El Porto/Viavélez
Tapia
Navia
ValdeparesOrtiguera
Castro deCoaña
Playa Frexulfe
Puertode Vega
DÍA2
Castro deMohias
DÍA1
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Armental
Villargomil
A Caridá
Miudeira
CacabellosVillacondide
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DAY 1: The Navia History Park has three “gateways” for those visiting this territory. The tour starts off at the entrance to Tapia de Casariego, at the interpretation centre dealing with palatial homes, which is located in the “Culture Centre”. In this village, you can visit the fishing port and walk to the lighthouse and the El Anguileiro Beach. A 17-kilometre stretch of the coastal path links Tapia with El Porto/Viavélez. It is also possible to cover only part of the route, up to Mount Mirayos, to discover the Campo Longo lookout, which overlooks unique scenery. La Atalaya lookout, in Valdepares, is accessible by car. After coming off the N-634, take the lane at the end of the village leading to the lookout. Another option is Cape San Augustín, in Ortiguera, which houses a 17th-century chapel and a memorial to the men of the sea, as well as boasting a privileged view of Navia harbour and estuary. A highly recommended stop-off on the way back is Mohías Hill Fort, an example of hill fort culture in western Asturias.
DAY 2: The day begins with a stroll around the village of Navia, visiting the town hall, the Church of Our Lady of the Boat, the medieval walls and Coaña House. The NV-2 local road links Navia with the natural monument of Frexulfe Beach, which has a wooded rest area. Continuing along the NV-2, you come to Puerto de Vega, a village known for the beauty of its harbour and its stately homes and villas built by “Indianos”, returning emigrants who had made their fortune in the “Américas”. It is also home to the second gateway to the History Park. You will need to retrace your steps to get to know the first remains of hill forts. Coaña Hill Fort is just 7 km from Navia along the AS-12 road to Bual/Boal. This site, which provides guided tours, preserves 80 stone huts protected by a thick wall.
Centro Inter.Hoces del Esva
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Eo Fishing Interpretation CentreSan Tirso de Abres. O Chao/El Llano T. +34 985 476 407santirsodeabres.es
Os Teixois Ethnographic SiteTaramundi. Os TeixóisT. +34 985 979 684 / +34 608 248 913osteixois.es
Museum of Knife MakingTaramundi. PardiñasT. +34 985 646 810navallasdetaramundi.com
Bres Water HouseTaramundi. BresT. +34 629 854 259 / +34 985 301 541taramundi.es/casa-del-agua
Bres Craftsmanship CentreTaramundi. Brestaramundi.es/centro-de-artesania-de-bres
Mazonovo Mills MuseumTaramundi. O MazonovoT. +34 985 646 817 / +34 619 635 330mazonovo.es
Esquíos Ethnographic MuseumTaramundi. Os EsquíosT. +34 985 979 640 / +34 669 876 899esquios.es
Ethnographic Museum - Birthplace of Marqués de Sargadelos
Santa Eulalia de Oscos. Ferreirela de BaxoT. +34 985 621 295 / +34 985 626 032 (Town Hall)redmeda.com
Mazonovo Ethnographic SiteSanta Eulalia de Oscos. El MazonovoT. +34 620 309 362santaeulaliadeoscos.es/que-visitar
Bread EcomuseumVillanueva de Oscos. Santa EufemiaT. +34 685 822 237 / +34 985 626 219villanuevadeoscos.es/que-visitar
Palloza Interpretation Centre of IbiasIbias. San AntolínT. +34 985 816 101 (Town Hall) / +34 615 164 329ibias.es
“Casa del Marco” Countryside House Museum
San Martín de Oscos. VilarquilleT. +34 617 255 752
Chao Samartín Castro Hill Fort and Museum
Grandas de Salime. CastroT. +34 985 627 143chaosamartin.esparquehistorico.org
Grandas de Salime Ethnographic Museum
Grandas de Salime. Avda. El FerreiroT. +34 985 627 243museodegrandas.comredmeda.com
Western Asturias tourist spots
Beekeeping HouseBoal. Os Mazos/Los MazosT. +34 985 620 629
Iron Craftsmanship Interpretation CentreBoal. RozadasT. +34 689 573 196parquehistorico.org
Pesoz Ethnological MuseumPezós/Pesoz. Edificio de Servicios MúltiplesT. +34 985 627 334
Coaña Castro Hill Fort Educational Room Coaña. VillacondideT. +34 985 978 401parquehistorico.org
Cangas Wine Museum Cangas del Narcea. Barrio de San TisoT. +34 984 497 009museovinocangas.com
«Juan Pérez Villamil» Ethnographic Museum Navia. Puerto de VegaT. +34 985 648 805parquehistorico.orgredmeda.com
Gold Museum of Asturias (MOA)Tineo. NavelgasT. +34 985 806 018museodeloro.es
Vaqueiro Museum (MUVAS)Tineo. NaravalT. +34 677 896 992muvas.esredmeda.com
Forest MuseumTineo. Ca’ l Teso. MuñalénT. +34 985 806 310museodelbosque.es
The Park of LifeValdés. La MataT. +34 689 570 708 / +34 660 660 400parquedelavida.org
Pre-Romanesque Educational Room Museum Salas . Plaza de la CampaTelf.: +34 985 830 988 / + 34 985 830 004
Selgas Fagalde FoundationCudillero. La Quinta (El Pito)T. +34 985 590 120selgas-fagalde.com
Entreplayas
N-634
N-634
N-634
El Porto/Viavélez
Tapia
San Antonio
El Viso
San Polayo Mernes
Cabo Blanco
Valdepares
Porcía
Lagunas de Salave
Playa deMonellos
This coastal route begins in the town of El Porto/Viavélez. 300 metres from the beginning, by the fishing port, the trail goes to the left, towards the lookout, where we will find a sculpture known as “Litoral” (“Coastline”), by Ernesto Knorr; the route continues on towards Mernes/Mernies.
When we have been walking for about 3 kilometres, we will arrive at Mernes/Mernies and, half a kilometre farther ahead, we arrive at the town of San Polayo/San Pelayo. We will leave this town via Mount Molina, forest of pines and eucalyptus trees, and we will head to the precious Monellos Beach, about half a kilometre ahead, kilometre 4.
We will leave the beach and continue our route to Valdepares; during the journey we can see and enjoy different buildings, such as the Fonfría Palace, from the 16th century, and the Camposorio house, in the Galician country house style, in addition to being able to visit the church of Saint Bartholomew.
At kilometre 5.5, the trail takes us again along the coast to an area of cliffs, where it is worth highlighting, among others, the Cabo Blanco Cape; here we can see a Pre-Romanesque castro, with its fortifications and moats for defence.
We find ourselves at kilometre 7 of the route, here is the Porcía Lookout Point, from which we can take in the mouth of the Porcía Rivera and its beach, which we will later skirt until arriving at the town of the same name.
Walking some three kilometres more we find ourselves now in Porcía, where we have the possibility to visit the Palace of Porcía and the hermitage of Nuestar Señora de los Remedios (Our Lady of the Remedies). The route once again continues on the coast, but returns to the interior at kilometre 11, towards the villages of Campos and Salave. The trail continues towards the Salave Lagoons.
Walking some 15 kilometres, the route leads us to the Mount Mirayos, a mountain of pine trees where, after walking for a kilometre, we come upon a lookout point known as Campo Longo, which offers us beautiful views of the area’s cliffs.
Now almost to the end of the route, kilometre 17.5, the trail continues far from the coast to San Antonio, to later return to the Cebes Cape lookout point. A few kilometres later we arrive at the fishing village of Tapia/Tapia de Casariego, the end of our route.
Beginning: El Porto / ViavélezEnd of route: Tapia de CasariegoCouncils: El Franco, Tapia de CasariegoType of route: Cross-countryLength: 20 km
Duration: 5 h 30 minMinimun height: 3 mMaximun height: 60 mSlope: 57 m
Viavélez - Tapia de Casariego#Hiking
Bosque de Moal #Hiking
Beginning: Mual/MoalEnd of route: Mual/MoalCouncils: Cangas del NarceaType of route: Cross-countryLength: 8.5 km
Duration: 3 h 10 minMinimun height: 580 mMaximun height: 1,009 mSlope: 429 m
Busqueimado
Cascada deSeimeirade Murias
Pumares
Merendero RutaDe la Seimeira
Area Recreativade Pumares
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This magnificent route begins in the Pumares recreational area, between the villages of Santalla/Santa Eulalia de Oscos and Pumares. An ascending road towards the Northwest takes us to the Seimeira, and we will return by a circular route arriving at the locality of Busqueimado, to then climb the slope of the hill further south and, when we reach the halfway point of Ventoso, return to the North until we cross with the trail on which we came.
In the first 200 metres of the route, we will cross the village of Pumares, in order to continue in the direction opposite the riverbed of the Agüeira River. The village is a typical set of traditional architec-ture of the Oscos, which formerly had a large ironworking industry and which is currently dedicated to rural tourism primarily.
At about a kilometre and a half, we come to a fork, where we should take the path to the right. Some 300 metres farther ahead, we will arrive to the abandoned village of A Ancadeira, of which the walls, retaken by vegetation, barely remain. At this point we will take the trail that opens to our right, to go to the Seimeira passing through the Desterrado Valley.
After walking 2.8 kilometres, we arrive to the Desterrado Valley. Some metres further along we come to a path that detours to the right towards the Seimeira; from here to the waterfall is about 500 metres. Once at the waterfall there are two options: return to Pumares or go to visit the picturesque village of Busqueimado.
If we chose to go to Busqueimado, at kilometre 3.10 we must turn to the right and cross a bridge over the river. One kilometre farther along, we arrive at Busqueimado. An obligatory stop in the chapel of the village, which has two impressive yew trees planted in its surroundings. Once more, we have the option to go back the way we came or do the circular route which will take us back to the path beyond the small abandoned village of A Ancadeira.
If we want to do the circular route, at kilometre 4.4, at the fork, we should take the trail to the right towards the village of Ventoso. After a kilometre, we enter an area of farms of pasture and cultivation through which the next kilometres of the route with pass.
We will have walked about 6 kilometres from the beginning of the route, and at this point we will find two forks in a row. We must ignore the road on the right at the first fork and choose the path that deviates to the left. At the second fork we will go towards the Northeast, which will take us down the hillside for a little over a kilometre and a half.
In this last point, kilometer 7.62, we meet again with the trail on which we came. All that is left is to retrace the last stretch parallel to the Agüeira River to return to Pumares, where this route ends.
Ruta de la Seimeira#Hiking
Beginning: PumaresEnd of route: Seimeira waterfallCouncils: Santa Eulalia de OscosType of route: Round tripLength: 6.2 km
Duration: 2 h 30 minMinimun height: 503 mMaximun height: 806 mSlope: 313 m
From Vidío to Bustu/Busto#AsturiasbyCar
DAY 1Beginning: CudilleroEnd of route: Cabo VidíoDistance: 18.8 km.
DAY 2Beginning: BarayoEnd of route: Bustu/BustoDistance: 23.4 km.
From Tapia to Castro de Coaña#AsturiasbyCar
DAY 1Beginning: Tapia de CasariegoEnd of route: Castro de MohiasDistance: 23,5 km.
DAY 2Beginning: NaviaEnd of route: Castro de CoañaDistance: 24,2 km.
Hoces del Esva#Hiking
Beginning: San Pedru/San Pedro de ParedesEnd of route: San Pedru/San Pedro de ParedesCouncils: ValdésType of route: CircularLength: 9.5 km
Duration: 3 hMinimun height: 95 mMaximun height: 568 mSlope: 473 m
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