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Picos de Europa: Fonte Dé

I was going down in the other cable car. The view from up there is just amazing.

With a surface of 64.660 ha, Montaña de Covadonga is the second largest national park of Spain after Sierra Nevada. Was declared national park by his Magesty D. Alfonso XIII in 1918, the first in Spain and one of the first in the world.

The cable car concluded in 1966 has two-cable system without intermediate supports, with the lowest station to level 1070m and the upper one to level 1823m, difference that was crossed in a single opening with 1419m of cable, in the amphitheatre of Fuente Dé (Camaleño), near the source of the Deva river. The upper station finishes next to the viewpoint of the cable, from where a magnificent panoramic view of the Valley of Camaleño and the Cantabrian Mountain Range is contemplated.

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