The park is home to all characteristic species of northern Iberia, including brown bears, wolves, the fascinating capercaillie, Egyptian vultures and golden eagles among others, all benefiting from the excellent conservation of Redes Natural Park.
To explore this magnificent area further, hiking trails or trekking routes, mountain bike trails are limitless, as are opportunities for horseback riding expeditions... An ideal location, surrounded by nature, for sports, tourism and adventure experiences.
HIKING ROUTES IN REDES NATURAL PARK
1. Brañagallones Valley
Named for its abundance of capercaillies. Access this area via Benzanes village, where you'll find a signposted route indicator.
2. Tiatordos Peak
Also known as "the perfect mountain". Standing at 1,951 metres, the summit offers views of most mountain ranges and valleys within Redes Natural Park and beyond. This route begins in Pendones village. Only surpassed by Torres Peak at 2,104 metres, the park's highest point.
3. Los Arrudos Gorge – Ubales Lake
A long route between vertical walls leading into the Los Arrudos gorge, passing wooden bridges and natural viewpoints. The trail then opens into wider spaces before reaching Ubales Lake, where you can retrace your steps or continue to Infiesta hamlet and then to Caleao, the starting point.
4. Oak Trees and Tabayón del Mongayo Waterfall
This route begins in Tarna village, featuring ancient oaks known as Rebollos de Llanu'l Toru. The Tabayón del Mongayo waterfall is designated a natural monument.
5. Water Walk
A circular route passing mills, drinking troughs, fountains and wells, including Caleao village. These elements form important parts of traditional village architecture while meeting water supply needs.
Explore Redes Natural Park through its most beautiful trails and routes, where small rivers and streams feeding the Nalón river create stunning landscapes like those mentioned. Fancy joining?
