Rural& Adventure Tourism : Routes (+ info)

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So stunning is the landscape of this region that despite occupying only a small area in central northern Spain, it gives its name to two geographical features that define the Iberian Peninsula on this flank: the Cordillera Cantábrica and the Cantabrian Sea.

The curious, sensitive and knowledgeable traveller will find in Cantabria an infinite number of alternatives with which to turn the exploration of this land into an unforgettable personal experience.
Some of the most frequently walked routes, known as "Green Routes" are described here.
Bárcena Mayor : The Route of La Venta de Mobejo. One of the classic routes in Cantabria.

Camino de Santiago : One of the main Jacobean routes, the Northern Camino along the Cantabrian Coast, crosses Cantabria from east to west.
Fuente De Cable Car : This is a comfortable and original way to reach the central massif of the Picos de Europa.
Pilgrim Route to Santo Toribio of Liébana : The monastery of Santo Toribio of Liébana, where the Lignum Crucis (largest existing piece of the Holy Cross) relic is kept.
Blendios Roman Road : A long distance trail that roughly follows the line of the Roman road that ran from Pisorace to Portus Blendium.
Route of the Campurrianos : Long distance trail that links Reinoso to Santillana del Mar, following the old drovers' path between the ports of Campoo and the "low country" valleys or Asturias de Santillana.

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