La Camocha Greenway – Coria Path loop from Calzada de Asturias

La Camocha Greenway – Coria Path loop from Calzada de Asturias

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La Camocha Greenway – Coria Path loop from Calzada de Asturias

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47.2km

760m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 12, 2026

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Start point

Train Station

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1.12 km

La Camocha Greenway

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A pedestrian and cycling route that runs along an old mining railway line and that passes through forests, rivers and meadows. It follows a flat, paved route, with several rest areas and viewpoints along the way. The route also passes through several towns and villages, allowing you to learn about the history and culture of the region.

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4.36 km

Vía Verde de la Camocha

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At this point we find a beautiful view of the road, approximately 1 km from the famous tunnel of the Camocha Greenway, which follows a good part of the route of the mining railway that connected the La Camocha wells with Veriña.

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6.12 km

Tunnel on the Vía Verde de La Camocha

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The Vía Verde follows a good part of the route of the mining railway that connected the wells of La Camocha with Veriña. It goes through a long illuminated tunnel that passes under the Carbonera road.

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6.49 km

Old Railway Tunnel on Vía Verde de Gijón

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26.3 km

View of Gijón from Pico San Martín

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All asphalt.

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38.4 km

Coria Path

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very calm

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42.4 km

Gijón Seafront Promenade

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Always great to drive along here

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43.7 km

Plaza de Marqués de San Esteban

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The Plaza del Marqués de San Esteban is a crossroads within the city itself. Nestled at the base of the old neighborhood of Cimavilla, it is a crossing point between the Poniente and San Lorenzo beaches. From here you can access the port of Gijón and the main square, with its many cider houses. In the same square you can breathe the antiquity of the Cimavilla fishermen's quarter and the Revillagigedo palace and the modernity of the marina.

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