Disconnect in Asturias: Nature and Hidden Villages

Asturias is an ideal destination to disconnect in nature, where forests and hidden villages offer a perfect refuge. In this region, you can find rural houses in Asturian villages, traditional hórreos, and cider houses that invite you to enjoy local cuisine. The beauty of its landscapes, combined with the tranquility of the surroundings, makes Asturias a unique place for active tourism.

Disconnecting Activities in Asturias

Among the highlighted activities, guided climbing at Pico Uriellu (Naranjo de Bulnes) allows adventurers to enjoy a unique experience on one of Spain's most iconic peaks. For those who prefer hiking, guided trekking along the Anillo Vindio in Picos de Europa offers routes adapted to different levels, while the Anillo Extrem is a challenge for the more experienced. It is also possible to undertake a 5-day trek along the Route of the Reconquest, exploring Asturian history and nature.

Cyclists can enjoy a guided bike route along the Senda del Oso, a journey that combines spectacular landscapes with the chance to spot local wildlife. Additionally, guided hiking in the Macizo del Cornión provides stunning views and direct contact with nature. For a different experience, the activity of being a miner for a day at Pozo Sotón offers a unique perspective on the region's industrial history.