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Stage 21

Stage from Gijón to Avilés

km 22,7
Time 06H 30’
Difficulty Medium
Hostels 1
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The historical case of Avilés and its traditional architecture awaits you.

Information about the stage 21: Stage from Gijón to Avilés

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Points of interest in the stage 21: Stage from Gijón to Avilés

  • 9 Casco histórico de Avilés
  • 8 Church of the Franciscan Fathers
  • 7 Tamón Church
  • 6 Church of Santa Eulalia
  • 5 Alto Monte Areo
  • 4 Albergue juvenil San Andrés de Cornellana
  • 3 Elogio del Horizonte de Chillida de Gijón
  • 2 Church of San Pedro
  • 1 Revillagigedo Palace

The route

The exit of a large city is always tedious, especially due to signs of all kinds that prevent the yellow arrows from being appreciated. After Gijón we await a stroll along Mount Areo, the valley of Carreño and the last eight kilometers through AS-19, wrapped in the industrial landscape surrounding Avilés.

After leaving the network of streets of Gijón, the route searches by road the base of Monte Areo, and through asphalted streets, among small urbanizations, we gain height admiring a landscape where two extremes come together: Industry and nature.

The asphalt reverses on its way and we are surrounded by a mass of eucalyptus. After the sign of Dolmen de San Pablo, we turn left to descend to the valley of Carreño and Santa Eulalia del Valle. We went through this valley for four kilometres and arrived in Tamón after a tunnel. Tamón is left by AS-326 and we link to AS-19, which leads us first to Trasona and later to Avilés.

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