Turismo en Amieva, qué hacer y dónde ir en esta zona de Asturias

Water and rock constitute one part of its essences. Rugged and steep, mountainous, that's the landscape of Amieva, also crossed by mythic rivers such as the Dobra and the Sella, which give shape to much of its terrain. With part of its territory in the Picos de Europa National Park, the protected and rural municipality of Amieva is an important rock climbing centre for those wishing to train in preparation for greater challenges on the major massifs of the park, while its narrow gorges make it ideal for canyoning and rafting. It clearly specializes in mountain experiences, including routes such as the Queen's Road and the Jocica, Archdeacon's and Beyu Pen Paths, which combine Nature and Asturian mythology, one of the few boroughs that does so in Asturias.

Amieva safeguards beauty and riches, examples of which are Angón Valley and Beyos Gorge, the latter of which it shares with Ponga and which lends its name to one of the tastiest and best-known cheeses in the Picos de Europa region.

Population: 803 inhabitants

Area: 113.90 km²