Redes Natural Park 4 day guided trekking program

Today we will begin in the village of Bezanes (658m). Then we’ll walk up through a path brimming with leafy forest of chestnut trees. The road will consist in patches that are more steep and others more comfortable. We’ll reach places like the Grandiella herd, the Argayu’l Llobu and the Tunnel of the Crestón. After which we’ll reach the prairies of Brañagallones, on what used to be a lake of glacier origin.

On this day we will walk towards the valley of the Monasteriu River. After crossing a leafy beech forest, we’ll reach the mound of Valdebezón. Then, we’ll head on west through fields above spur trees and the best views of the woods of Redes. And then I will take you to the Peña’l Vientu peak (2,000m). Upon reaching its summit, we will descend to the Collada les Aguyes, until we get to Raya l’Acebal. Thereupon we’ll head to the Xara’s pass and reach the Lake Ubales. We’ll continue through the Mericueria road until we arrive to Vega of Brañagallones.

This day we’ll begin trekking towards Valdebezón until we reach the Les Priés ridge. Then we’ll go to the Puercu pass, Xerru les Planes and El Porron until we get to the Cerrosa pass. After that we will head to the Muezca pass and descend to the meadows of Ferramoru. And, later, I will take you to the summit of Cantu’l Osu (1,800m), from where we’ll descend to the Brañagallones Refuge.

Today’s itinerary will be full of wonderful things. We’ll return to the village of Bezanes, from where vehicles will takes us to the village of Soto de Agues. Then we will venture into one of the most iconic routes of Asturias and Spain, the Route of the Alba. Thereupon, we’ll pass amazing things like the Alba river and the Campurru area, where Carmen mine carriages are preserved. And we’ll reach a dazzling spot with waterfalls, rapids, wells and mesmerizing prairies. Finally, we will return to Soto de Agues where our adventure will end.