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.

La Farrapona Pass by Bike: The Highest Road in Asturias

16.5 kilometers that begin gently and end above the pastures, among glacial lakes and bears. The most beautiful mountain pass in Asturias and the one least known by outsiders.