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San Glorio Pass – Pandetrave Viewpoint loop from Poncebos

San Glorio Pass – Pandetrave Viewpoint loop from Poncebos

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San Glorio Pass – Pandetrave Viewpoint loop from Poncebos

11:27

211km

4,230m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 11, 2026

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After 7 m for 58 m

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Start point

Train Station

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47.9 km

Río Deva

Lake

57.0 km

Viewpoint

83.2 km

San Glorio Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

The road is in perfect condition, with little shade and relatively little traffic. It has an altitude of 1,602 meters, a gradient of 1,304 meters, and an average gradient of 4.88%. This section is 26.7 kilometers long. The scenery at the Lliesba Viewpoint is magnificent.

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103 km

Pandetrave Viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

Impressive views of Picos de Europa and the Valley of Santa Marina de Valdeón. There are interpretive panels and a car park from where you can start your route.

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121 km

Collado Guayes

Mountain Pass

123 km

Panderrueda Pass

Highlight • Mountain Pass

The Panderrueda pass is one of the most spectacular mountain passes in the Picos de Europa national park. During the ascent and also when crowning it, you can get impressive views of the summits of the western and central massif of the Picos de Europa.

From the Caín de Valdeón slope it has a length of 18.9 kilometers and a positive slope of 1015 meters is overcome with an average slope of 5.37%.

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128 km

Puerto del Pontón

Mountain Pass

174 km

View of the Roman Bridge of Cangas de Onís

Highlight • Bridge

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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194 km

Alto de El Ortigueru

Highlight • Viewpoint

From this point, you have three amazing options, you can go to the coast of Llanes, to the mountains of Cabrales (and its amazing cheese), or to the history of Cangas de Onis and Covadonga.

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197 km

Alto de Ortiguero Descent

Highlight • Mountain Pass

The Alto de Ortiguero or Alto de las Estazadas is a mountain pass located in Asturias, in the eastern part of Asturias, close to the Picos de Europa. It has two main slopes, the east and the west, and is a classic climb in the region.
Main characteristics according to different routes:
• From Carreña, the climb is approximately 4.7 km with a vertical drop of 249 meters.
• Via Onís, the climb is 5.5 km with a vertical drop of 184 meters and an average gradient of 3.36%.
• Another version indicates a climb of 3.3 km with an average gradient of approximately 6.3%, classified as category 3.

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