Discover the most imposing summits of this northern Spanish region, a paradise for mountaineers and nature lovers. From the Picos de Europa to other lesser-known ranges, these elevations offer challenging hiking trails and spectacular panoramic views. Explore the geological diversity and rich biodiversity that characterizes the Asturian mountains, ideal for outdoor adventures and mountain tourism. Find information on the altitudes, access points, and unique features of each peak, planning your next expedition in the Principality.
Highest peak in Picos de Europa National Park
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As one of the high peaks of the Picos de Europa, Los Campanarios are ideal for mountaineers looking to explore the less-trafficked but equally impressive summits of the region. Its altitude justifies its inclusion in this ranking.
One of the highest mountains in northern Spain
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It is the highest peak in the Spanish northwest, halfway between León and Asturias, with great historical relevance and legends. It is a natural area easily accessible for hiking and has interesting walls for climbing.
Most popular ascension from Cable of Fuente Dé
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This summit is a classic mountaineering route in the Picos de Europa, often combined with the ascent to Pico Tesorero. It offers spectacular views of the Naranjo de Bulnes, making it very popular and relevant.
Is a mountain in the Cordillera Cantabrica
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This summit stands as a privileged viewpoint of the Urrieles, being popular among mountaineers for its views and the alpine experience it offers. Its altitude firmly places it among the highest in Asturias.
Meeting point for three provinces
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This peak is a tripoint, marking the divide between Asturias, Cantabria, and León, which gives it unique geographical relevance. It is a well-known and frequented summit, offering a high-mountain experience accessible from different points.
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Emblematic peak of Spanish mountaineering
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Although not the highest, Picu Urriellu is one of the most emblematic and prestigious mountains in the Picos de Europa, famous for its imposing vertical wall. It is an icon of Spanish alpinism and a coveted destination for climbers.
Exceeds 2,600 meters in height
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This group of three peaks in the Central Massif of Picos de Europa is an outstanding option for those who wish to explore the heights of the Urrieles. Its altitude and the beauty of the surroundings make it a relevant peak for the ranking.
Highest peak of the Eastern Massif of Picos de Europa
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It is the highest point of the Eastern Massif of the Picos de Europa, shared with Cantabria. It offers a relatively simple route from the Jitu Escarandi pass, with views of the Liébana valley, which makes it accessible and attractive.
Alpine trail (T4) leading to summit
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As one of the highest peaks of the Central Massif of the Picos de Europa, Torre Bermeja is a key point for mountaineers seeking challenges in the Asturian high mountains. Its demanding routes and the panoramic views it offers make it very attractive.
Highest point in the western massif
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With an altitude of 2599 meters, Pico de Santa Ana I is one of the most prominent peaks in the Picos de Europa. It offers mountaineering routes in a high-mountain environment, making it a valuable objective for mountaineers.
Highest peak in the Macizo Central of the Picos de Europa
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Like another of the imposing limestone towers of the Central Massif, Torre de Coello attracts mountaineers for its altitude and the beauty of its surroundings. It is a significant peak for those looking to explore the heights of Asturias.
Ideal route for trekkers and cyclists
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As part of the Central Massif's collection of peaks, the Torre del Tiro del Oso offers mountaineering routes in the heart of the Picos de Europa. Its altitude earns it a place in this ranking.
Second highest mountain in the Cornión massif
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It is the summit of the Cornión massif and one of the mountains with the most winter routes in the Picos de Europa. It offers mountaineering and climbing routes, being a point from which the Covadonga Lakes can be seen.
Has five storeys
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It is one of the group of large limestone towers that surround Torre de Cerredo, referencing its intermediate position. It is an alpine route that is usually approached by taking the cable car from Fuente Dé, which makes it accessible and attractive.
Highest peak in Asturias
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As one of the two prominent peaks of the Tiros de Santiago in the Picos de Europa, the Oriental offers mountaineering options in a high-mountain environment. Its altitude makes it relevant for this ranking.
Located in the foothills of the Ubiña massif
Forming part of the Ubiña massif, next to Peña Ubiña, Los Fontanes offer mountaineering routes in an environment of great natural beauty. Their altitude and location make them relevant for this ranking.