Stands out for

  • • 5,300 meters of cumulative elevation gain over 4 days
  • • Overnight stays in authentic mountain refuges and rural lodges
  • • Route through beech forests and glacial lakes
  • • Passage through the less-visited Arrudos Gorge
  • • Panoramic views from rugged mountain peaks

Description

Context The Natural Park of Redes, designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, spans across the municipalities of Caso and Sobrescobio in Asturias. This protected area is renowned for its lush beech forests, glacial lakes, and dramatic gorges. The 4-day trekking route covers approximately 90 km with a total elevation gain of 5,3000 meters, traversing a landscape where crisp mountain air carries the scent of damp earth and wild herbs. The journey offers immersion in one of Spain’s most untouched natural zones.

The Experience Over four full days, you’ll walk on natural trails winding through dense woodlands and alpine valleys, accompanied by the steady murmur of mountain streams. The route includes ascents to high peaks offering panoramic views, and overnight stays in mountain refuges and traditional rural accommodations that blend comfort with authentic local charm. Each stage begins in the morning to take full advantage of optimal light and weather conditions. The terrain is challenging, with steep ascents, rocky paths, and variable weather, making it ideal for experienced hikers seeking solitude and natural beauty.

For Whom This trek is designed for experienced hikers in excellent physical condition. It is not suitable for beginners, those with limited mobility, or young children. It’s best suited for travelers seeking a deep connection with nature, solitude, and a rich variety of landscapes in a remote, low-traffic region of northern Spain.

Local Context Campo de Caso, the main gateway to the park, is a traditional rural village where Asturian culture remains vibrant. Along the route, you can visit a beekeeping museum, a woodcraft exhibition, and visit local dairies producing traditional cheeses. These stops offer insight into the region’s sustainable traditions and close relationship between people and the land.

Key Info

Difficulty

Moderate

Setting

Outdoors

Best season

All year round

Recommended Age Range

All ages

Booking required

Practical Guide

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Expert Recommendations

Bring appropriate hiking boots, weatherproof clothing, sun protection, water, and food for the trail. Pack a warm layer for overnight stays. This trek demands strong fitness and prior experience. Book in advance and start each stage early to benefit from stable light and temperature. Be prepared for steep, natural terrain with inconsistent signage and variable weather conditions.

Physical Requirements

Multi-day trekking activity with moderate to high elevation gains; requires good physical fitness and prior experience in hiking or mountaineering.

About the Area

The Natural Park of Redes lies in Asturias, with Campo de Caso as its central hub. The area features marked hiking trails, traditional rural accommodations, and tourism services such as a beekeeping museum and local cheese dairies. Beyond the trek, visitors can explore the Arrudos Gorge and enjoy rural tourism in nearby villages, offering a full immersion in the region’s culture and nature.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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A high level of fitness and prior mountain hiking experience is essential due to the 5,300-meter elevation gain and demanding terrain, including steep ascents and uneven paths.
Accommodation is in mountain refuges and rural lodges that provide comfort while preserving the authenticity of the natural environment.
Essential items include proper hiking boots, weather-appropriate clothing, sun protection, ample water, high-energy food, and a warm layer for overnight stays in mountain shelters.
Some trails lack clear signage; it’s strongly recommended to hike with a professional guide to avoid navigation issues.
The trek is available year-round. Begin each stage in the morning to maximize daylight and favorable temperatures, especially in spring and summer.