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Picos de Europa
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PICOS DE EUROPA
The Picos de Europa is a mountain range located in northern Spain, forming the central part of the Cantabrian mountain range. Although not very extensive, its proximity to the sea makes it rich in landforms of great interest and deep chasms.
The range is divided into three distinct massifs: The western massif, called “Cornión,” was the first Spanish National Park, created in 1918 and initially named “Covadonga Mountain National Park.” The central massif is known as “Urrieles,” and the eastern massif is called “Andara.”
Since 1995, these three massifs together form the Picos de Europa National Park, which is the second most visited national park in Spain. It is located across the regions of Asturias, Cantabria, and Castilla-León.
On July 9, 2003, the National Park was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Picos de Europa is characterized by pale limestone formations, with steep slopes and sharp summits that are very impressive due to the significant differences in elevation. The highest peaks exceed 2,600 meters, while the lowest points in the national park start around 100 meters. This dramatic variation in elevation and its unique geological formations make the national park truly unique.
If you want to visit the entire Picos de Europa National Park without hiking the Cares Route, this option will show you almost all of the national park except for the Covadonga Lakes.
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