Los Callejos – at the foot of La Jorcada Mountain

Los Callejos is considered the Indianos village of the Ardisana Valley. The village lies at the foot of La Jorcada Mountain. From Los Callejos, you can enjoy views of the Central Massif of the Picos de Europa and Naranjo de Bulnes. If you choose accommodation here, you can first consider the village through its landscape, then through its paths and finally through its cultural points of reference. When planning a trip together, you can assign weight to these priorities according to your own interests without mixing the individual details together.

When comparing a holiday apartment in Los Callejos, you can check travel dates, room category and cancellation policies side by side on the offers page. The choice of location can be structured independently around landscape, hiking trails and culture, while your personal priorities make the difference.

Getting there

Los Callejos is easily accessible from the A-8 via the Posada de Llanes exit; the journey takes eight minutes.

Landscape

For your planning, you can treat visible destinations and described route sections as two different elements. Which of these details matters to you first depends on your personal focus. The sea can be seen below Peña Llabres. From the upper part of Los Callejos, the GR 105.2 Camín del Oriente route leads into the Ardisana Valley and runs along the foot of Pico Benzúa.

Hiking

When considering the hiking trails, you can first focus on the starting point, then on the route and finally on historical connections between paths. The start, route and historical traces can be weighted independently of one another. The El Camín Encantáu hiking trail begins a few metres from Los Callejos. The Camín Encantáu initially follows the road towards Los Callejos and then crosses the San Miguel River. In the Los Callejos–Corao section of the GR 105.2 Camín del Oriente, the route reaches the Roman road and the Camín Real de Piedrafita. The Camín Real de Piedrafita leads to Collada de la Vega del Puerto, on the boundary between the municipalities of Llanes and Cangas de Onís.

Culture

If, alongside nature and outdoor activities, you are looking for specific local points of reference, you can consider buildings, patronage and craft tradition separately. When planning together, you can take these three cultural aspects into account independently of one another. The chapel of Los Caleyos was inaugurated on 8 September 1979 and dedicated to the Virgin of Covadonga. The parish church of Los Callejos is under the patronage of La Santina. Los Callejos is traditionally associated with the craft of tejeros.

Other places in Llanes

Other places in Llanes include Niembru, Celorio, Vibaño, Barro De Llanes, Andrín, Ovio, La Borbolla and Bricia.

To the higher-level travel overview: Llanes.