Historical Roads
The N-630 road. Campomanes–La Pola de Gordón
The legendary Pajares Pass
The essence of the high mountains, this route involves a strenuous climb that ascends the slopes of the Cantabrian Mountains through landscapes of deep green and rugged peaks. The road winds its way up impossible gradients and hairpin bends, offering dizzying views over the Huerna valley and the railway tracks that appear and disappear through tunnels, creating one of the most beautiful railway scenes in Europe.
Upon reaching the 1,378-metre summit of the pass and descending towards La Pola de Gordón, the Asturian landscape of mist and meadows gives way to the starkness of the limestone rocks of León. It is a journey to be enjoyed with all five senses, culminating in a route that is, above all, a rite of passage for any traveller wishing to feel the pulse of the mountains in their purest form.
N-611 road. Reinosa–Torrelavega
A descent from the mountains of Palencia to the heart of Cantabria
The N-630 road. Campomanes–La Pola de Gordón
The legendary Pajares Pass
The N-630 road: El Ronquillo–Las Pajanosas
Through the rolling hills of the Sierra Morena
N-II road. Calatayud-Morata de Jalón
The Jalón Gorge: winding through stone giants
N-II road. Medinaceli–Arcos de Jalón plains
Between the understated charm of Medinaceli and the railway heritage of Arcos de Jalón.
Road N-III. Cervera del Llano–Motilla del Palancar
The essence of the plains of Cuenca
Road N-IV. Almuradiel-Santa Elena
The Despeñaperros Pass: a historic gateway to Andalusia
Road N-III. Minglanilla-Villargordo del Cabriel
From the Meseta to the Levante via the Hoces del Cabriel
N-V Road: Almaraz–Torrecillas de la Tiesa
The climb up to the Miravete Pass