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Cangas de Onís town centre – Views of the Roman bridge loop from Puente Romano

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Cangas de Onís town centre – Views of the Roman bridge loop from Puente Romano

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Cangas de Onís town centre – Views of the Roman bridge loop from Puente Romano

03:58

27.1km

1,220m

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Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: March 4, 2026

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111 m

Church of the Assumption and the Statue of Don Pelayo

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A church built in the 13th century, known for its Romanesque architecture and for being the place where the first king of Asturias, Don Pelayo, was crowned in the year 718. The church also houses an image of the Virgin of Covadonga, which is very venerated by Asturians. The statue of Don Pelayo is located in the town hall square of Cangas de Onís. Don Pelayo is known for leading the Asturian resistance against the Muslim invasion in the Battle of Covadonga. The statue is a tribute to his legacy and his leadership in the fight against Muslim occupation.

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Church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción and Monument to Don Pelayo

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The church was built in the 13th century and is considered one of the most emblematic monuments of the city. Don Pelayo was an Asturian nobleman who led the resistance against the Muslim invasion of the Iberian Peninsula in the 8th century. He is considered one of Spain's national heroes and is credited with founding the kingdom of Asturias, of which he was its first king. The connection between the Church of the Assumption and Don Pelayo lies in the fact that it is believed that the church was built on the place where the Battle of Covadonga took place, led by Don Pelayo in the year 722, which is considered the first victory of the Christians. on Muslims in the Iberian Peninsula. In this way, the church becomes an important place of pilgrimage for Asturians and for lovers of Spanish history.

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Cangas de Onís town centre

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The houses of the Indianos have beautiful buildings with a very distinguishable architecture and beautiful colors. The Indians were emigrants who made their fortune in Latin America (Cuba and Mexico, especially). It is also worth seeing the Church of the Holy Cross, the Roman bridge, the Aula del Reino de Asturias, the Parish Church, the Pintu Palace, the Market Square and the Dago House.

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5.83 km

Pico Arbolín

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The views of Cangas de Onís and Picos de Europa are beautiful and the path up to the peak is easy to walk.

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6.05 km

View of Cangas de Onís from Picu Arbolín

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unfortunately burned, beautiful views of Cangas de Onís

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10.2 km

View of the Roman Bridge of Cangas de Onís

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The Roman bridge of Cangas de Onís is located over the Sella River, separating the municipalities of Cangas de Onís and Parres. The truth is that the current bridge is not Roman, but medieval from the 13th century (although restored on several occasions), but it was built on the foundations of a Roman bridge. The bridge has become a symbol of Asturias, since the cross on the inverted crescent commemorates the defeat of the Arabs in the battle of Covadonga.

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Views of the Roman bridge

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The Roman bridge of Cangas de Onís, or puentón, is located over the Sella river and is one of the symbols of Asturias. Although it is known as the Roman bridge, it is a medieval construction from the time of the reign of Alfonso XI of Castile with its famous peralted arch and two other minor arches that are unequal. In 1939, a large Victory Cross, symbol of Asturias, was placed in the center of its great central arch.

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21.1 km

View of Següencu Peak

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27.1 km

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Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

13.3 km

5.19 km

4.21 km

1.90 km

1.71 km

667 m

103 m

Surfaces

16.7 km

4.04 km

2.33 km

2.17 km

1.38 km

478 m

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Highest point (690 m)

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Monday 11 May

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52 %

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Cangas de Onís town centre – Views of the Roman bridge loop from Puente Romano

03:58h

27.1km

1,220m

Cangas de Onís town centre – Views of the Roman bridge loop from Puente Romano

Church of the Assumption and the Statue of Don Pelayo

Church of Nuestra Señora de la Asunción and Monument to Don Pelayo

Cangas de Onís town centre

Pico Arbolín

View of Cangas de Onís from Picu Arbolín

View of the Roman Bridge of Cangas de Onís

Views of the Roman bridge

View of Següencu Peak

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