
Activities for everyone
Somiedo is an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts and outdoor activity seekers. The main activities you can enjoy in the Natural Park include:
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Hiking
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Exploring Somiedo’s trails is a truly unique experience. Some of the most notable routes are:
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Lagos de Saliencia Route
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Lago de Valle de Lago Route
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Braña de Sousas Route
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Brañas de Arbeyales Route
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Braña de la Mesa Route
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Braña de Mumian Route
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Brañas de la Pornacal and Braña Viecha Route
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Camín Real de la Mesa Route
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Camín Real de Castro Route
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Villar de Vildas to La Peral Route
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Cornón Peak Route (2,200 m)
Mountaineering
Somiedo is a paradise for mountaineers. Among its most prominent peaks are Cornón, Peña Orniz, and Picos Albos.
Cycling
Enjoy the stunning landscapes through cycling routes suitable for all levels of experience.
Cross-Country Skiing
In winter, Somiedo offers excellent conditions for cross-country skiing, allowing you to glide through its snowy trails.
Horseback Riding
Explore Somiedo’s breathtaking scenery on horseback—a unique way to immerse yourself in its natural beauty.
Hunting and Fishing
Somiedo is also a fantastic location for hunting and fishing, with rich natural resources ideal for these activities.
Other Points of Interest
Somiedo boasts a rich cultural and ethnographic heritage. Highlights include:
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Ethnographic Museum
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Ecomuseum of the Vaqueira Houses in Veigas
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Educational Center of the Natural Park
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Malva Forest Area
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Traditional Mills, Pisones, Otcheras, and Teito Granaries
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Teito Mill
We also recommend visiting the Prehistory Park of Teverga, a fascinating site to explore humanity's earliest origins in the region.
Festivals and Events
Somiedo hosts a variety of festivals and events throughout the year, offering a glimpse into its vibrant culture and traditions:
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Roxo Cattle Fairs and Exhibitions (dedicated to the native cattle breed)
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Mercau de Nuite (a nighttime market featuring local crafts and products)
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Cultural Days (an annual event celebrating the ethnography, customs, and traditions of Somiedo)