Travel Guide Parc National Los Picos De Europa

The Peaks of Europe are shaped by three mass: the Cornion, in the west, delimited by the valleys of the Sella and Cares rivers; the Massif massif in the east, bordered by the Deva and Duje rivers; and the Massif massif, in the centre, the most impressive and inhospitable of the three. The national park, with a total area of 646 km 2, is spread over three regions of Spain: Asturias, Cantabria and León. Less than 40 km from the Cantabrian coast, buried in the green landscape of humid Spain, the Picos de Europa chain, 40 km long, 20 km wide, is a single pulse at an altitude of 2 600 m.The proposed route starts from Unquera (one of the multiple accesses to the chain routes) and takes the two deep corridors that demarcate, to the east and west, the peaks covered by peaks. The regions of Cantabria, Castilla y León and Asturias are successively crossed. This is the opportunity to undertake refreshing excursions on foot or in 4 x 4, to practice fishing or climbing.