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The Picos de Europa range is situated in north-central Spain. The Covadonga National Park can be reached from the village of Cangas de Onis. There is an information centre at Oviedo and the park has resident wardens, nature trails and refuges. | The Picos de Europa range is situated in north-central Spain. The Covadonga National Park can be reached from the village of Cangas de Onis. There is an information centre at Oviedo and the park has resident wardens, nature trails and refuges. | ||
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Revision as of 22:50, 31 August 2021
Featured Article: Pecos de Europa
Notable Species
Birds found in this area include a good range of breeding raptors such as Griffon Vulture and Egyptian Vulture, Golden Eagle, Bonelli's Eagle with Booted Eagle on passage. Eurasian Eagle Owl breeds in narrow gorges and Tawny Owl in the deciduous woodland.
History and Use
The Picos de Europa is a limestone massif close to the northern coast of Spain. Large parts of the Picos de Europa range are now under protection as national parks or national reserves.
Access and Facilities
The Picos de Europa range is situated in north-central Spain. The Covadonga National Park can be reached from the village of Cangas de Onis. There is an information centre at Oviedo and the park has resident wardens, nature trails and refuges.
