About the municipality 
Services 
| Primary school |  |
| Secondary school |  |
| Nursery school (0 – 3 years) | |
| Healthcare centre / Medical practice | |
| Pharmacy | |
| Bank branch / ATMs | |
| Supermarket | |
| Local shops | |
| Petrol station | |
| Casa de Cultura (Arts & Community Centre) | |
| Library / Reading room | |
| Sports facilities | |
| Post office | |
| (SDTL) Local technological promotion services |  |
Other services: Elderly home
| Bus | |
| Train | |
| Taxi | |
| Car rental | |
| Bike & Rollerblade rental | |
| Campervan and Motorhome stopover | |
| Funicular a Bulnes | |
How to get to the municipality: by the AS-114 and AS-264 roads
| Internet connectivity | |
| Optic fibre | |
| 5G mobile connection | |
AIR (Asturias Internet Rural) – SPECIALISED TELECOMMUNICATIONS OPERATOR FOR RURAL INTERNET IN EASTERN ASTURIAS, MOBILE TELEPHONY, AND NATIONWIDE FIBRE OPTIC SERVICES
Wifi network in C.P. Carreña (state school).
| Coworking facilities | |
| Telework facilities | |
| Business incubators | |
| Business centres | |
Coworking and teleworking facilities in the local council and C.P. Carreña.
| Hotels | |
| Rural houses | |
| Hostels | |
| Cottages | |
| Hostels | |
| Rental housing | |
| Public rental housing | |
| Coliving | |
| Camping | |
It also has vacation homes, guesthouses, flats and mountain huts.
| Mountains | |
| Hiking trails | |
| Recreational areas | Fuente Las Llamas, Jornu and Campu Las Jazas recreational areas |
| Rivers | |
| Reservoirs | Viewpoints of Camarñena, Asiegu, Pedro Udaondo, Vanu, Las Estazadas, and Pozu La Oración. |
| Green spaces and forests | |
| Protected natural areas | Picos de Europa National Park, Cares and Deva rivers |
| Lowest point of the Municipality: 135 m above sea level
Highest point of the Municipality: 2,648 m above sea level |
Cabrales is an extraordinary setting for the practice of all kinds of sports in contact with nature. In the municipality we have a rich fluvial fauna, with the now legendary salmon and oars, which attract many national fishermen, even from other countries, as well as the abundant trout, with the following total or partial salmon fishing grounds: Piedragoneru, Bártalo, Miñances and Mildón.
Cabrales offers you all the possibilities of high, medium and low mountains. It includes a large part of the Central Massif of the Picos de Europa, as well as parts of the Western and Eastern Massifs, and therefore has numerous peaks of over 2,000 metres in altitude, including the mythical Picu Urriellu or Naranjo de Bulnes 2,519 m), which is the icon par excellence of the Picos de Europa, Torrecerredo (2,648 m), which is the highest peak in the Cantabrian Mountains, El Albo (2,442 m), Neverón de Urriellu (2,559 m), etc. However, there are several medium-altitude mountain ranges, such as El Cuera, declared a Protected Landscape in the Asturias Natural Resources Management Plan, as well as Juan Robre, Portudera and Peña Maín.
The existence of a highly developed karstic relief attracts many climbing and caving enthusiasts to explore the numerous caves and chasms, for instance, the Trave System and the Torca de Urriellu, which are among the deepest in the world and have been declared Natural Monuments.
Hiking and mountain biking are sporting activities with great possibilities in our municipality. Paragliding, horse riding, canoeing and adventure sports in general have a privileged setting in Cabrales.
Sporting events: https://www.cabrales.es/eventos-deportivos
Roman road of Caoru
Arangas-Pico Turbina-Arangas
Arenas-Invernales de Vanu-Arenas
Arenas-Invernales de Nava-Arenas
Asiegu-Peña Blanca-Asiegu
La Molina-Peña Jascal-La Molina
Pandébano-Picu Urriellu
Poncebos-Bulnes-Poncebos
The Cares Route
Guided hiking routes: https://www.cabrales.es/rutas-guiadas
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| Rivers | |
| Reservoirs | |
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| Spa / Thermal Waters | |
| Security level: | No data |
| Noise pollution level: | No data |
| Light pollution level | No data |
| Traffic level: | No data |
| Air quality index (AQI): | No data |
Enrique Herreros Museum in Picos de Europa
Los Canes cave (Mesolithic burials)
Batán la Pisa de la Sertal (hydraulic mill, the last testimony of the traditional textile industry in Asturias)
Church of Santa María de Llas
Palace of the Díaz Inguanzo family
Corri-corri traditional dance
Festivities:
— San Antón (San Antonio Abad), January 17th, in Inguanzo.
— San Ildefonso, January 23rd, in El Escobal.
— La Pandereta, Easter Sunday, in Arenas.
— San Juan, June 24th, patron saint of the village, in Arenas,
— San Pedro, June 29th, in Arenas.
— La Magdalena, July 22nd, in Poo and Berodia.
— Santiago, July 25th, in Tielve,
— San Pedrín, August 1st, in Arangas.
— Las Nieves, August 5th, in Puertas and Bulnes.
— La Asunción de Nuestra Señora, August 15th, in Camarmeña,
— San Roque, August 16th. in Ortiguero and Asiego,
— Cabrales Cheese Competition, last Sunday in August, in Arenas, the only Celebration of Tourism Interest in the municipality.
— Nuestra Señora de Covadonga, September 8th, in Sotres.
— Nuestra Señora de la O, September 18th, in La Molina.
— La Salud, Sunday after Nuestra Señora de Covadonga’s festivity, in Carreña.
— El Rosario, first Sunday in October, in Tielve.
The iconic Picu Urriellu, also known as Naranjo de Bulnes, the stunning Cares Route, the natural beauty of Picos de Europa, our majestic rivers, the rich cultural and architectural heritage, and the star gastronomic product: the Cabrales cheese. It is made from the milk produced by the herds of goats, sheep, and cows that graze the impressive mountain passes of the region.
A mountainous territory if ever there was one, Cabrales is in the vigorous heart of the Picos de Europa, as a large part of its territory forms the Central Massif of the Picos. There are many milestones in the form of summits and feats that we can highlight in Cabrales, but there is above all one that marks this land, the Picu Urriellu or Naranjo de Bulnes, the last conquest among the great European peaks, back in 1904, and which during the 20th and 21st centuries has continued to inspire great challenges. Cabrales thus joins its history to that of mythical names in exploration and climbing such as Pedro Pidal and El Cainejo – the pioneers – and so many others…some of whom even give their names to viewpoints such as Pedro Udaondo in Asiegu…And more names, this time of villages with views or with high mountain atmosphere and habits such as Pandiellu, Camarmeña, or Bulnes – with funicular railway included -, Tielve, Sotres or Poncebos…not forgetting the Cares Route and the river that gives it its name.
In addition to the great icons of limestone rock such as Urriellu, Horcados Rojos, Cabrones, Torrecerredo, there is also one that has to do with the livestock and grazing tradition of this land, and is the other that makes it universally known: Cabrales cheese, which even has a Cave-Exhibition in Arenas, and a busy festival.
