Founded in 1918 as Spain's first national park, the 671-square-kilometre Parque Nacional de los Picos de Europa encompasses some of Europe's most riveting mountain scenery. The park's many natural wonders – high meadows and lakes, dramatic limestone crags, precipitous river gorges and abundant wildlife, including dozens of species of birds – are accessible by a vast, well-signposted network of hiking trails.
Parque Nacional de los Picos de Europa
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