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Villaviciosa – Ascent near Oñón loop from Colunga

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Villaviciosa – Ascent near Oñón loop from Colunga

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Villaviciosa – Ascent near Oñón loop from Colunga

07:03

103km

1,750m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: March 28, 2026

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4.34 km

Playa de la Isla, view of the natural arch Isla El Peñón

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17.5 km

San Cristóbal el Real Church, Colunga

Highlight • Religious Site

Inviting place!

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35.3 km

Villaviciosa

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Villaviciosa is the Asturian capital of cider. In its municipal area are the largest cider factories in the principality. This vibrant town is today a crossroads on the Camino de Santiago, for tourism in its estuary and towards the famous Rodiles beach and gastronomic center of the region. It has many Indian mansions and monumental buildings.

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35.8 km

Villaviciosa

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Villaviciosa, port town, Asturias provincia (province) and comunidad autónoma (autonomous community), northwestern Spain, in the Costa Verde resort area. The town is a fishing port northeast of Oviedo city, where the Villaviciosa Inlet enters the Bay of Biscay. Used by the ancient Romans as a landing place, it was first called Tierra de Maliayo or Maleayo (“Corrupt Land”), which evolved to Villaviciosa (“Town of Vices”). Alfonso X gave it a charter in 1308. Charles I of Spain (Holy Roman Emperor Charles V) landed in 1517 at nearby Tazones when he arrived from Flanders to take possession of Castile; the Casa de Hevia, where he stayed, is still preserved. The area is famous for its ecclesiastical architecture, notably the Church of Santa María de Villaviciosa (13th century) and the convent of Valdediós (8th century).

Economic activities, apart from fishing and tourism, include the production of sparkling cider and apple by-products, dairy foods, and chocolate. Pop. (2007 est.) mun., 14,520.
britannica.com/place/Villaviciosa

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35.9 km

Church of Santa María de la Oliva

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Again one of the many Romanesque churches with the peculiar, lateral porch probably as a shelter for pilgrims. Here with a very special atmosphere and an old Letnakreuz reminiscent of Cimabue. In the sacristy next to it there is a nice stamp.

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35.9 km

Villaviciosa Town Hall Square

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Known for its rich history, beautiful old town and medieval architecture. The council of Villaviciosa is also known for its gastronomy, especially for its cider houses and its production of Asturian cider.

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