Nature Park / Biosphere ReserveReserva de la Biosfera

Redes

Spain · Iberian Peninsula (Asturias)
Iberian Peninsula (Asturias)Declared in 1996377 km²

The source of the Nalón, Asturias's longest river; far quieter than neighbouring Picos de Europa for comparable beauty

Area

377 km²

Declared in

1996

Region

Iberian Peninsula (Asturias)

Climate

Árido / desértico, Templado, Mediterráneo, Montañoso

Best time

All year round

Plan your visit

Best time
All year round
Area
377 km²

Highlight

The source of the Nalón, Asturias's longest river; far quieter than neighbouring Picos de Europa for comparable beauty

Declared in 1996 and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve the same year, Redes protects the source of the Nalón, the longest river in Asturias, in a massif that combines beech and oak woods with high limestone summits comparable in beauty to the neighbouring and far busier Picos de Europa, but with markedly fewer visitors and so a quieter experience of the mountains.

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250 species documented in Redes

39 Mammals106 Birds13 Reptiles10 Amphibians6 Fish61 Insecta8 Arachnida2 Malacostraca1 Chilopoda1 Clitellata2 Diplopoda1 Bivalvia

At conservation risk:Desmán ibérico,Cangrejo de río autóctono,Capricornio del roble,Lagartija carpetana,Murciélago de cueva (murciélago de alas largas),Náyade perlífera,Nóctulo grande,Perdiz roja,Rana patilarga (rana ibérica),Salamandra rabilarga

Endemic to Spain:Desmán ibérico

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Flora and ecosystems

Ecosystems found in Spain, where Redes lies.

Bosque templado

Experiences in this park

Observación de aves

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