La Pola Siero to Villaviciosa Mountain Pass Route in Asturias Spain

The road connecting La Pola Siero and Villaviciosa is situated in the autonomous community of Asturias in northern Spain. This region is known for its lush landscapes and mountainous terrain. The route starts near the town of La Pola Siero and ends close to the town of Villaviciosa, covering a distance of approximately 14 kilometers (8.7 miles). The road passes through the Alto de La Campa mountain pass, which reaches an elevation of 389 meters (1,276 feet). An interactive map showing the road can be found at the end of this article.

The road surface is asphalt with a high-quality rating of 4.5 out of 5, indicating a well-maintained pavement suitable for motorcycles. The route is moderately twisty, with a curviness rating of 1.39 on a scale where 3 is extremely curvy. It predominantly features two lanes (about 98% of the route) and is mostly wide (approximately 79%), with some sections of middle width (19%) and very few narrow parts (1%). The road elevation ranges from 16 meters (52 feet) at its lowest point to 396 meters (1,299 feet) at its highest, providing varied riding conditions through the mountain pass.

Approximately 12.2% of the road passes through inhabited areas, mainly near the start and end points close to La Pola Siero and Villaviciosa. The route is identified locally as Carretera de La Secada a Villaviciosa and is recognized as a mountain pass road due to the Alto de La Campa pass.

There are no specific reports of permanent road closures affecting motorcycles on this route. However, as with many mountain pass roads in northern Spain, the Alto de La Campa may experience temporary closures or restrictions during severe winter weather conditions such as heavy snowfall or ice. Riders should verify local conditions before planning a trip, especially in winter months. No regular event-related closures have been identified for this road.

Currently, there are no tolls or entrance fees associated with the La Pola Siero to Villaviciosa route or the Alto de La Campa pass. Toll policies may change in the future, so riders are advised to check official Spanish road toll information for updates. More information on tolls in Spain can be found at the Dirección General de Tráfico website.

This route offers a moderately challenging ride through the Asturias region, with well-maintained asphalt and a mix of wide and middle-width lanes. The Alto de La Campa mountain pass provides an elevation change that adds interest to the ride without extreme difficulty. For riders interested in exploring the area further, the nearby towns of La Pola Siero and Villaviciosa offer cultural and historical attractions typical of Asturias.

For more detailed navigation and planning, consult local maps and resources. An interactive map of the route is provided below to assist with trip preparation.