A cycle tour through unrivalled sites so that together with your family you can enjoy the nature of history and sport together.
The information in the Neolithic classroom Mount Arreo will bring you to the past in which you will recreate the old way of life and death with your graves as witnesses to it.
The spirit of the muyeres of the Paxa and their baskets of fresh fish will walk alongside you along the real Transitaréis paths, surpassing the remains of the green railway track and also coinciding with the pilgrims on sections of the Camino de Santiago.
Fighting, war and death were immortalised in the aviation camp that will take you through, a scenario that long ago left a Turruxon in the village of Prendes as a legacy in the 13th century.
Fountains and washbasins witnessed daily quotations among local women in their daily work.
Tradition and religious beliefs left their mark on the four churches full of history that you will find on your journey, such as the ‘Nuestra Señora de los Remedios’, which was raised to Santuario in 2014 in the second virgin Canonizada in Asturias.
And the greatest exponent of the historical costumer architecture is represented by Carreño’s unique and spectacular horizons and honeycomb that will bring you together, scattered along your route.
Green and magic permeate the journey described in the Regenta by its author, Leopoldo Alas Clarín, and, in his hand and spirit, you will enjoy this unparalleled stage of his novel. You are lucky because you have become characters in your history.
Community decisions were taken in the palaces that still exist at the time, such as that of the Carreño Miranda, which, imagining, dominates the area.
You find peace, tranquillity, freedom and sosiego in these spectacular mirrors that allow you to isolate yourself from noise and prides by taking you out in the heart of Asturias: its people, landscapes and products.
Enjoy this adventure and turn it into a family, it is accessible and inclusive thanks to its special bikes. Keep living the spirit of the Carreño Pillars