The best traffic-free bike rides around Miera

Within this territory we find spectacular nature. We have assets of important cultural interest such as the Palacio de los Acebedo, a Herrerian Renaissance style building belonging to the 17th century, and the Palacio de los Fernández de Velasco, also from the 17th century, with elements from the 18th century, which belongs to the regional classicist. Another spectacular place is the Fuente del Francés and the Molino maquilero or aceña mill, typical of this area.

It was an old hermitage founded in 1629 and is currently a convent for Poor Clare nuns. They have a pastry shop with top quality handmade products at a super affordable price. Do not miss the opportunity to buy them any candy, if you pass by. They are also famous for their weather station located on the Monastery estate. Every day, the sisters collect rainfall data, morning and afternoon, temperature, humidity, wind direction and other phenomena that are of great value to the National Institute of Meteorology.

On the border of the town councils of Cayón and Saro is this stone cross on which on one side you can read ''Year 1629 Cayon Hesles'' and on the other side ''Carriedo Llerana''.

Within this territory we find spectacular nature. We have assets of important cultural interest such as the Palacio de los Acebedo, a Herrerian Renaissance style building belonging to the 17th century and the Palacio de los Fernández de Velasco, also from the 17th century, with elements from the 18th century, which belongs to the classicist style. regional. Another spectacular place is the Fuente del Francés and the Molino maquilero or aceña mill, typical of this area.

A small mountain pass in the easternmost sector of the Cordillera. At 1,316 meters above sea level, it is the third highest mountain pass in Cantabria. The port is closed very frequently in winter, especially in its Cantabrian part, being closed permanently for several months on many occasions.

Essential for lovers of geomorphology and enjoy the Miera glacier.

This Poor Clares Monastery was founded on Calle Alta in Santander in 1656. All the sisters came from the convent of Escalante except the Abbess who came from Zarauz. There was the peculiarity that a large number of applicants were from well-known families, which facilitated its dissemination throughout the region. Tradition narrates the devotion to the Pilgrim Virgin of which it is said that she arrived one night in an ox cart and as the bouvier had fallen asleep the animals with their horns knocked on the door. This image has been present in the community since its inception accompanying the sisters in all their transfers. The feast of the Pilgrim Virgin was established on May 31. On June 10, 1918, by order of Bishop D. Vicente Sánchez de Castro, the community moved to Villaverde de Pontones, to the monastery where the Trinitarian Mothers, Salesians, Minor Seminary and the Salesian Mothers had previously been. The intention of the Bishop for the change to Villaverde de Pontones was that the sisters would be in charge of teaching the young women, an activity that they had been carrying out until 1971. http://www.reposteriafina.es/

Mountain pass that separates Cantabria from Burgos, and the starting point of some routes, including the climb to Castro Valnera through the Pico de la Miel. It is a port that has wonderful views of the valleys of the Pas, sometimes even the cliffs that it has make you dizzy.