Ponga Natural Park
About the Park
Ponga Natural Park stands out for its rugged terrain and spectacular gorges like the Beyos. It's a land of narrow valleys, dense forests like Peloño, and emblematic peaks such as Tiatordos. This protected area offers a unique experience of immersion in nature, with exceptional biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes.
Experiences and Places
Peloño Forest
The largest beech forest in Asturias and one of the best preserved in the Iberian Peninsula. A natural sanctuary that comes to life and color in autumn.
Casielles town
A town hanging from the sky that is accessed by 'the 23 revolutions', a road that defies gravity and offers breathtaking views.
Beyos Gorge
An impressive canyon sculpted by the Sella River, with high vertical walls that encase the road in a fascinating geological journey.
Les Bedules viewpoint
One of the best panoramic views of Picos de Europa and the Peloño forest. Accessible and spectacular.
Tiatordos Peak
Known as 'the perfect mountain' for its characteristic calcareous cup shape and its unparalleled views over Ponga and Redes.
Path of the Postman
A historic path carved into the rock that defies gravity over the Beyos Gorge.
Recommended gear for your visit
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Recommended Routes
Foz de los Scaffolds
A deep dive into the Ponga jungle. This route runs through the gorge carved by the Víboli River, linking the high areas of Peloño with the valley of the Ponga River through a wild landscape.
Ascent to Pierzu Peak
One of the most grateful viewpoints in Asturias. From Collada Llomena, this ascent gives you a 360º panoramic view of the Picos de Europa and the Ponga Natural Park.
Route of the Olla de San Vicente
The most crystalline river in Asturias. A simple family route that goes up the Dobra River until reaching a spectacular natural emerald pool. Essential in summer.