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Twenty trails running the length of the Asturian coast: cliffs, blowholes, hidden beaches and fishing villages, most of them low difficulty.
The Asturian coast concentrates the largest family in the catalogue: 20 trails adding up to more than 190 km, from the west in Tapia and Castropol to the east in Llanes and Ribadedeva.
Most are low difficulty on comfortable surfaces, suitable for the whole family; a few specific sections —such as Bustio–Pendueles or Pendueles–Llanes— rise to high difficulty because of the gradient of the cliffs.
1 km · Easy · Carreño. Coastal.
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1.2 km · Easy · Avilés. Coastal.
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1.5 km · Moderate - Easy · Carreño. Coastal.
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1.9 km · Easy · Carreño. Coastal.
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2.8 km · Easy · Gijón. Coastal.
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3.2 km · Easy · Caravia. Coastal.
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3.6 km · Moderate · Soto del Barco. Coastal.
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5.1 km · Easy · Castrillón. Coastal.
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6.3 km · Easy · Muros del Nalón. Coastal.
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6.8 km · Easy · Llanes. Coastal.
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8.4 km · Easy · Gijón. Coastal.
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8.5 km · Moderate · Llanes. Coastal.
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11.3 km · Moderate · Castrillón. Coastal.
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13.7 km · Hard · Llanes. Coastal.
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14 km · Easy · Coaña. Coastal.
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14.4 km · Easy · Gozón. Coastal.
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16.4 km · Easy · Gozón. Coastal.
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17.1 km · Easy · El Franco. Coastal.
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21.7 km · Hard · Ribadedeva. Coastal.
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31.8 km · Easy · Tapia de Casariego. Coastal.
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Answers to the most common questions before you head out.
The Asturias Greenways Catalogue includes 20 trails in this category, with 190.7 km across 20 trails.
Use the difficulty and distance filters in the main trails list, or open each entry: they all include distance, gradient, estimated time and how to get there.
Ten different ways to explore Asturias on foot or by bike, all with official data from the Principality catalogue.