Triollo at Curavacas: Trails, Water and Culture

Triollo lies at the foot of Curavacas. The built-up area of Triollo is located at the dam or, more precisely, at the far end of the Camporredondo Reservoir. Most houses in Triollo are made of stone.

Nature

The Carrión River flows into the Camporredondo Reservoir after passing through the valleys of Pineda. Together with Curavacas and the reservoir, this river course shapes the different landscape features around Triollo: the mountain, the expanse of water and the connection to the reservoir coming from the valleys.

Holiday Apartment in Triollo

When comparing holiday apartments in Triollo, you can review travel dates, room category and cancellation policy together on the respective listing page. These three details provide a clear organisational framework for your own choice when preparing for the planned trip. On the respective listing page, the details can be read in context: travel dates indicate the period, the room category describes the specified classification, and the cancellation policy states the applicable terms.

Arrival and Trails

Triollo can be reached via the P-210, known as the Reservoirs Road. At kilometre 21, it runs tangentially past the village centre. The road name and kilometre point indicate the course of the P-210 in relation to the village centre.

Trails and Seasons

The fourth stage of the GR1 from Cervera de Pisuerga to Triollo ends in Triollo. Another GR1 stage begins in Triollo and leads to Camporredondo de Alba; it offers views of Curavacas and the Camporredondo Reservoir. The different starting and ending points make the two GR1 references easy to compare without confusing their respective directions. When organising trail options, you can consider the stage location and the stated view separately.

The first section of the mountain bike route from Triollo to Guardo follows the Camino Real towards La Lastra and runs along the left bank of the Camporredondo Reservoir. For the mountain bike route from Triollo to Guardo, the period from spring to autumn is recommended; there may be snow at the Cruz de Valsurbio pass in winter and even in spring, and on this mountain bike stage you may easily encounter snow there. When comparing the GR1 and the mountain bike stage, the activity and seasonal note can be treated as separate planning points. The GR1 references form stages in two directions, while the mountain bike route follows its own course along the Camino Real. The snow warning explicitly applies to the cycling route.

Other Places

For further orientation, you can also visit the pages for Villoldo, Husillos, Aguilar De Campoo, Villovieco, Guaza De Campos, Camasobres, Venta De Baños and Lomas.

Culture

The Church of El Salvador in Triollo has Romanesque origins. A branch of the Cañada Real Leonesa passes through Triollo. A cross of Celtic origin is kept in the village chapel of Vidrieros. Various routes and trails lead from Vidrieros into the heart of the mountains. The historic water mill of Triollo supplied the villages of Triollo, Vidrieros and La Lastra with flour and light. Thus, the historical references range from the church building and the old route to the former supply of the surrounding villages.

For the overall travel overview: Palencia.