Shelter Recommended Route Map
Borres → Berducedo
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Where to Sleep
Recommended accommodations along this stage
In Berducedo (ending point)
Shelter Recommended 
Rural House Recommended Casa Aldea Araceli
Berducedo
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- Bar
- Bike Storage
- Breakfast
- Picnic
- Private Rooms
- Restaurant
- Terrace
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Places to Visit
Highlights and landmarks along the way
Points of Interest
Must-see spots in the towns along this stage
Museum Recommended Asturias Gold Museum (Navelgas)
Tineo
A fascinating journey into the Roman gold mining history of the valley. Discover the ancient traditions and the enduring legacy of gold panning.
Check their schedule to try hands-on gold panning yourself in the local river workshop.
Monastery St Maria Obona Monastery
Tineo
A majestic 13th-century Cistercian monastery enveloped in mystery and nature. Unparalleled atmosphere of peace and medieval spirituality.
Don't miss the majestic Cistercian church and its peaceful, unfinished 17th-century cloister.
Museum St Pedro Church & Sacred Museum
Tineo
The spiritual heart of the town, built upon an ancient 12th-century Franciscan convent. It houses a priceless collection of medieval religious art.
Free. Look for the extraordinary 12th-century carved wooden Christ inside the museum.
Nature Valentin Oak Tree
Tineo
A monumental oak tree over 700 years old. It offers the perfect green escape to unwind in nature.
Located in the nearby village of Valentín, it is one of the oldest and most legendary trees in Asturias.
Nearby Cities & Villages
Explore what to see in the towns along this stage
Asturias Pola de Allande
Contemplate the majesty of the Cienfuegos Palace crowning the hill, and discover the architectural legacy of emigration in the striking Indiano mansions that dot the town.
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Asturias Tineo
Immerse yourself in local history by visiting the Museum of Sacred Art in the Church of San Pedro, and plan a short excursion to be captivated by the Romanesque mystery of the Monastery of Obona.
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