Asturias has 83 greenways. Find yours.

They are traffic-free or low-traffic paths, signposted by the Principality of Asturias for walking and cycle touring. The Asturias Greenways Catalogue (2011) lists 83 greenways across 44 municipalities, with more than 1,300 km in total.

Yes. They are public infrastructure of the Principality of Asturias, with no access or use cost on any of the 83 greenways in the catalogue.

Low-difficulty, short-length greenways are the most suitable: the Senda del Oso, most peri-urban and riverside greenways, and the 5 accessible greenways in the catalogue. You can filter them all in the trails list.

The official catalogue marks 5 specific greenways as accessible, with adapted surfaces and gradients. In addition, the Inclusive Tourism Guide by the Government of Asturias and COCEMFE lists accessible routes in Avilés, Gijón, Ribadesella, Oviedo, Valdés and Villaviciosa.

Management combines the Principality of Asturias with the local councils of Proaza, Teverga, Quirós and Santo Adriano. In Proaza, the Casa del Oso runs the interpretation centre and the semi-free enclosure of the bears Paca and Tola.

We are progressively adding the official route in GPX format for each greenway. In the meantime, every entry includes the start and end coordinates from the official catalogue so you can use them on your GPS or phone.