How to Choose a Custom Apparel Supplier for Your Trail Running Club

Price, fabric, branding, pattern, minimums, and lead times. The questions a trail club should ask before changing its gear supplier.

Alto del Naranco by Bike: Oviedo's Gym

5.5 kilometers from the center of Oviedo to a viewpoint with two World Heritage churches. The mountain pass we climb every week and the first one you should climb.

Alto de La Mozqueta by Bike: 6.6 Kilometers to Test Yourself

Short, explosive, and through the villages of Quirós. The best twenty-minute all-out test in Asturias, and the classic appetizer for a big day.

Alto de El Acebo by Bike: The Great Mountain Pass of the West

9.3 kilometers at between 8 and 10%, with no respite and no surprises, up to a sanctuary overlooking the entire Narcea valley. Where Sepp Kuss won his first stage in a Grand Tour.

Alto de La Cobertoria by Bike: The Gateway to Gamoniteiru

9.9 kilometers at 8.8% with a 15% ramp in the middle. Short, serious, shaded, and the mandatory connection to the toughest mountain pass in Spain.

La Cubilla Pass by Bike: The Asturian Galibier

Almost thirty kilometers of continuous ascent from Campomanes, without a single killer ramp and without a single break. The Asturian mountain pass that least resembles Asturias.

Cycling the Lagos de Covadonga: Profile, La Huesera, and When to Go

12.6 kilometers with a brutal start, a descent in the middle of the climb, and a final ramp to the viewpoint. The climb with the most history in La Vuelta, and the only one where your start time de...

San Isidro Pass by Bike: The Most Cyclist-Friendly in Asturias

16.5 kilometers at 5.5% through hairpin bends up to the border with León. The only major Asturian mountain pass that you can climb at a steady pace with standard gearing.

Climbing the Angliru by Bike: Profile, Ramps, and Real Times

12.5 kilometers, 1,266 meters of elevation gain, and a 23.5% gradient at kilometer ten. The real data on the Angliru, ramp by ramp, and the gearing you actually need.

Gamoniteiru: The Hardest Mountain Pass in Spain That Almost No One Knows

15.1 kilometers at 9.7%, summit at 1,772 meters and a final seven kilometers in double digits. It is harder than the Angliru and has been in La Vuelta since 2021.