Kangas Mountain

Speed Trail
Over a 12-kilometer route, the Kangas Mountain Speed Trail accumulates a gradient of over 1,000 meters.
Hard Climb and Vertiginous Descent
The race is designed for those who want to get started in mountain running or are looking to complete their preparation with a short but challenging course.
The Perfect Race for All Ages
The “small” Kangas Mountain event will also provide an opportunity for young trail runners and will incorporate the cadet and junior categories.

Original Trail
A 33-kilometer mid-mountain route with a cumulative elevation gain of almost 4,000 meters, covering forest trails, open scrubland, and firebreaks, delights trail running enthusiasts and serves as a key event in the Asturian mountain running calendar.
Calibrate Your Fitness
Departing from the center of Cangas de Onís, the route takes participants to Pico del Arbolín and then returns to Cangas de Onís, crossing the Sella River via the iconic Roman Bridge before heading toward the second major peak of the day: Colláu L'Andrin.
Show What You’re Worth
After descending, it’s time to cross the Sella River again and ascend the Dobra River along its left bank before tackling the third and toughest climb of the day. Upon reaching the summit of Alto de Següenco, runners will face the eagerly awaited descent to the finish line in Cangas de Onís.

Half Trail
Taking advantage of the second half of the original Kangas Mountain distance, this route is ideal for those looking to combine speed and endurance while enjoying nature.
A Journey That Gives No Respite
Departing from the center of Cangas de Onís, participants cross the Sella River over the legendary Roman Bridge before heading toward the first peak of the day: Colláu L'Andrin.
One Step Closer to the Original Goal
After descending, it’s time to cross the Sella River again and ascend the Dobra River along its left bank before tackling the toughest climb of the route to reach the summit of Alto de Següencu. All that remains is the rapid descent to the finish line in Cangas de Onís.

Maxi Trail
The Kangas Mountain Maxi Trail, the “ultra” that achieved the highest rating in its debut, runs through the mountains of the municipalities of Cangas de Onís and Parres, with significant accumulated elevation gain.
Endurance and Strategy
Departing from the center of Cangas de Onís, the route takes participants to Pico del Arbolín and Pico de La Cerica, returning across the Sella River via the iconic Roman Bridge before heading toward La Cogolla and Collau L'Andrin.
Save Your Strength for the Second Half
After descending, it’s time to cross the Sella River again and ascend the Dobra River along its left bank before tackling the third and toughest climb of the day. Upon reaching the summit of Alto de Següenco, runners face the final, eagerly awaited descent to the finish line in Cangas de Onís.