Top Asturias Hiking Tours

The Ring of Integral Peaks runs through the three massifs of the Picos de Europa National Park. It is one of the most demanding trekking that can be done in the Iberian Peninsula and is one of those trekking that can not miss in the backpack of every Mountain lover.

Avoid the complexity of navigating Asturias’ scattered mountain and coastal landmarks on your own or trying to connect them in a single day. This private sightseeing tour from Oviedo or Gijón brings together the region’s highlights, from Covadonga Sanctuary and the lakes of Ercina to historic mining sites and the seaside village of Lastres. Enjoy a seamless journey focused on culture, history, and dramatic landscapes without the planning stress.

Experience Oviedo like a local on this day tour by walking a Senda Verde, or green route, relaxing in a spa, and dining on a traditional Asturian lunch. Your guide will lead you on the walk, starting at Parque de Invierno, along car-free roads, through old train tunnels, and across the important Nalon river. After the walk, spend a few hours relaxing in the spa and sauna. Finally, enjoy a three course meal in a village restaurant.

Put a pause on your city sightseeing plans, and recharge in nature with this guided hike around the Picos de Europa National Park. Don't worry about planning or navigating the route yourself; your guide handles it all. Enjoy a route that goes off the beaten path as you trek through mountain valleys, take in dramatic peaks and scenic viewpoints, and make your way to Lake Moñetas and back.

YOGATREKs arise with the idea of bringing Yoga classes to the natural environment, abandoning the idea of the typical Yoga class in a closed enclosure. Through the partnership of Picos Outdoor with Tess, your Yoga teacher, and with the aim of joining and enjoying Yoga and Mountain.

Get a little taste of what it would be like to hike the Camino de Santiago, which usually takes several weeks, on this half day guided excursion. Your guide will give you a feel of what it would be like and tell you about the historical significance of Oviedo. Meet at the Catedral de San Salvador, walk along Monte Naranco, and then do the first 7.4m (12k) of the Camino Primitivo, through Austrian Countryside, hills and forest.

The route runs through the protected landscape of the Asturian Western Coast. It is an area of cliffs, natural beaches and a coastline dotted with corn fields, cows, traditional houses, horreos ..., It is a spectacular and very interesting landscape, both in summer and winter. A walk through an extensive coastal area that remains faithful to the morphology and customs of the traditional coast. On the excursion you visit a lighthouse with spectacular views of the Asturian coast. If the tide and waves allow it, you can visit a spectacular cave inside the cliff (optional) Without a doubt, it is a visit to a section of our coast with spectacular views, and which preserves a good part of its traditional way of life.