The Pilgrimage Route (GR-105) takes you from Oviedo/Uviéu to Cuadonga/Covadonga, crossing beautiful landscapes and historical sites. A link from Mieres del Camín allows you to join this emblematic route.

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Image of a granary in the village of Espinaréu in the council of Piloña.

Espinaréu (Piloña).

The Pilgrimage Route ( GR-105) in Asturias is a long-distance trail that takes you from Oviedo/Uviéu to the Royal Site of Covadonga, the cradle of the Reconquest. It crosses landscapes of great natural beauty, with mountains, forests and rivers.

The main route starts in Oviedo/Uviéu, but there is a link from Mieres del Camín that joins the GR-105 at La Grandota. During the route, you will pass through emblematic places such as Bendición, Alto del Espinadal, Miera, Espinaréu and Cangues d'Onís/Cangas de Onís. In addition to its scenic value, the route has great historical and cultural significance, as it was used by pilgrims on their way to Cuadonga/Covadonga.

Stages of the Pilgrimage Route

The Pilgrimage Route offers you 7 stages full of contrasts. Mountains, forests, valleys and rivers will accompany you on your way, where you will discover charming villages and traditional Asturian architecture. An experience to connect with nature, history and culture.