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Recuna Medieval Bridge – Quintana loop from Nava

Recuna Medieval Bridge – Quintana loop from Nava

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Recuna Medieval Bridge – Quintana loop from Nava

02:31

38.2km

470m

Gravel riding

Hard gravel ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 26, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 17.9 km for 196 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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19.4 km

Recuna Medieval Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

The Recuna Bridge, also called Río Cuna, crosses the Río Cuna between two well-differentiated meanders in the shade of a beautiful alder. There was an important hospital facility very close to Marcenado, which in addition to lepers could also care for other patients and hikers. It is on the floor plan of one of the six main royal streets within the historic walk in Siero: The Camino Real from Villaviciosa to Pola de Siero on the Route des Camino de Santiago: El Castro, Aveno, Vega de Poja, El Rayo, ...

In addition to a recreation and rest area, the important value of medieval construction in beautiful rural surroundings lies at the entrance to the capital of the municipal council Pola de Siero. After it has lost its primitive usefulness, it visually satisfies the passage of pilgrims or hikers from a historical, architectural, economic, aesthetic and symbolic point of view and takes us back to the past with its important transfer of people and goods.

Source: ayto-siero.es/index.asp?MP=3&MS=289&MN=3&TR=C&IDR=1564

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21.1 km

La Pola Siero Town Center

Highlight • Settlement

The area has a fertile territory that produced corn, broad beans, spelt, rye, potatoes, legumes and fruits in abundance. There is a wide presence of flour mills, tanning factories, looms, sausage and chocolate factories. In the 19th century, the discovery and use of coal in its territory also contributed to the economic development of the council.

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23.6 km

Nora Riverside Trail

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A careful layout that runs along a practically flat itinerary along the banks of the Nora River. The path begins next to the dam of an old mill. After passing a canoe jetty and crossing the road that goes to Valdesoto, we arrive at the Romanón bridge, a beautiful stone bridge that recalls the layout of a Roman road and in the vicinity of which there is a fountain to cool off.

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29.6 km

Vía Verde de la Mina de Solvay

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Nice greenway, be careful with the train rails, it can cause you to fall.

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34.9 km

Quintana

Highlight • Settlement

A great area to ride fast 🚄

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37.7 km

Church of San Bartolomé (Nava)

Highlight • Religious Site

In Plaza Manuel Uría, we find the church of San Bartolomé, an emblematic place in Nava. On August 24, the festival of its patron Saint Bartholomew is celebrated – a good opportunity to come and enjoy a weekend of festivities in a good atmosphere.

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38.0 km

Villa Maximina

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In the center of Nava, at the crossroads from which the Bimenes road starts, there is a beautiful Indian house known as "Villa Maximina". Construction of mountain architecture, it has a quadrangular floor plan with a tower to the right of the main façade and a terrace on another of its façades. The ceramic decoration stands out.

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38.2 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

17.2 km

14.8 km

2.73 km

2.61 km

537 m

163 m

125 m

Surfaces

13.8 km

12.4 km

7.42 km

4.17 km

433 m

Elevation

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Highest point (370 m)

Lowest point (210 m)

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Recuna Medieval Bridge – Quintana loop from Nava

Recuna Medieval Bridge

La Pola Siero Town Center

Nora Riverside Trail

Vía Verde de la Mina de Solvay

Quintana

Church of San Bartolomé (Nava)

Villa Maximina

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