西班牙除了有大家熟悉的人文及历史古迹外，它也是一个自然风光非常秀丽的国家，可惜中国的游客大多不了解。这里被众多动植物学家称为"欧洲最后的伊甸园"。西班牙政府也很努力去维护越来越珍贵的绿色资源，在西班牙这个不大的国家就有多达13个国家自然公园。

     欧洲峰国家自然公园(Parque Nacional Pico de Europa)是西班牙第一个设立的自然公园，也是面积最大的一个。早在上个世纪初1918年，西班牙政府就把以欧洲峰为中心的周边共646平方公里的区域列为受保护的自然公园。我相信这个公园也是世界上最早的几个自然公园之一。这方面我真的很佩服欧美国家的长远目光，上个世纪初正是工业高速起步期间，他们没有被巨大的利益冲昏头脑，反而开始着眼保护绿色资源，我们国家现在用环境换经济的政策真的到了要反思的阶了。

   欧洲峰国家自然公园面积广，跨越三个省份，分别是阿斯图里阿斯(Pricncipado de Asturias)，卡斯蒂亚斯与莱昂省(Castilla y León),坎塔布里亚省(Cantabria)。我这里介绍的是阿斯图里阿斯省范围内的风光。

  欧洲峰是西班牙北部坎塔布里亚山脉的最高峰，最高峰(Torre de Cerredo)海拔2648米。这个地区海拔2600米以上的山峰有14座。

 

开车前往自然公园途中见到的如仙境般的风光

牛儿们可是天天享受其中啊。

汽车沿着盘山公路不断爬行，公路旁可以看到很开阔的海岸美景。

 

多让人羡慕的房子啊。

到达这处最佳观赏点(Mirador del Fito)

秋日远眺欧洲峰地区群山，那起伏的山峦让人着迷。

平日很多时都会有雾遮挡，无法一览群山。

是瑞士还是西班牙?你们说呢。

这里是一个专门远眺的好地点。

登上那阶梯平台，更开阔的山海情怀向你展开。

这边看到大西洋的开阔海岸

这边看到雪山连绵。天海山交织的豪迈诗篇。

 

沿着公路继续前行，我们经过历史圣地科瓦当格(Covadonga)

详细介绍请点击看文章

镶嵌在悬崖峭壁上的教堂

 

公路两边的丛林都染上浓浓秋色

 

走着走发现树木越来越少，视野越来越开阔，山峰显出个性的形状。地上竟然有积雪。

秋天里看到雪对于我真是很新鲜。

真是赏秋看雪两不误

 

 忽然路边出现一个湖。原来这是山上冰川在夏天流下来的雪水形成的湖。

真是冷艳非凡!

这里大概海拔1100米左右，这样的高度适合任何年龄的人来观光。

这个湖的名字是Lago de la Enol

 

从高处望下来，真是太美了。

其实旁边还有一个同样的湖，名为Lago de la Ercina

这个湖以群山为背景，非常壮观

 

看看山上，秋色伴雪景，独特!

 

这里能看到的最高峰Torre de Santan Maria de Enol 海拔2486米

最妙的是这两个湖是相邻的，你只要爬上两湖中间的一个小山丘(下图中星形标记处),

就能把两边的美艳风光都拥入怀，尽享齐人之福。

与爱人挽手共享美景，

就是这里能同时看到两边的美景。
 

山上树木不多，但每一棵都闪耀着秋天的灿烂色彩 

西班牙是有经济困难，但西班牙人民却依然风流快活。

从冷艳的冰川湖到火热的秋季林木群，

这感觉只能用一个字来形容，酷!

 

最后提醒各位想来参观的朋友，欧洲峰国家自然公园在夏天8，9两个月是不允许开车上山的，只能步行。

离欧洲峰国家自然公园大概2公里处有一个非常美丽的古镇名为Cangas de Onís

这里有各种旅馆餐厅给大家选择，也有各种便利的交通线路连接，

是大家去该地区度假的首选停留地。

 

 

这是这个古镇的标志，二千年历史的罗马古桥。这是我在西班牙见过最完美的古桥，百看不厌。

交通信息

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    The Picos de Europa are themselves quite remote, with two main access points from outside the region - Oviedo (air, bus, train) and Santander (air, ferry, bus, train). Depending on your mode of transport, options are as follows.
 

Air.

   The two closest airports to the Picos de Europa are Asturias (near Oviedo) and Santander (in Cantabria).

Asturias airport.
Easyjet fly to Asturias from London Stansted and Geneva; Iberia fly from Madrid and Barcelona; and other air companies serve other airports (see www.aena.es for more details).

Santander airport.
Ryanair fly to Santander from London Stansted and seven other European cities, as well as Madrid and Alicante; other air companies serve other airports (again see www.aena.es for more details).
Cars can be hired at either airport. See the car section below for how to drive to the mountains, and the bus and train sections for public transport connections.
 

Car.

Driving from the west.
Driving east from Asturias airport, Portugal or Galicia, the best approach is the E70 coastal motorway, taking the Arriondas exit onto the N634, and from Arriondas turning south on the N625 for Cangas de Onís (1½ hours from Asturias airport).

Driving from the east.
Driving west from Santander airport or ferry terminal, the UK or France, along the E70 coastal motorway, you will approach the Picos de Europa from the north - via Arriondas and Cangas de Onís for the western massif (take the Arriondas exit for the N634; 2 hours from Santander airport), or Arenas de Cabrales for the central massif (take the Unquera exit for the N621 to Panes, then the AS114 to Arenas de Cabrales; 1½ hours from Santander airport), or Panes and Potes for the eastern massif (stay on the N621 to continue south from Panes to Potes; 1½ hours from Santander airport).
Driving from the south. Driving north from Madrid and the rest of Spain, there are three options: via León and Oviedo to Arriondas and Cangas de Onís (6hrs from Madrid); via Valladolid and Palencia to Posada de Valdeón on the south side of the Picos de Europa (5½hrs from Madrid); and via Burgos to Potes (also 5½hrs from Madrid). See maps.google.com for more details.

During the high season from July to September, some access roads into the mountains are closed to private vehicles during peak times - from  Covadonga up to the lakes of Ercina and Enol (Cangas de Onís is the best bet for parking, and where the buses start their route); and from Arenas de Cabrales to Poncebos - buses and taxis run frequently along these routes instead.
 

Ferry.

The closest ferry-terminal is Santander in Cantabria, 1½ hours drive from Potes (via Unquera), or 2 hours from Cangas de Onís (via Arriondas). Ferries run to and from Plymouth and Portsmouth, and carry cars and bicycles as well as foot passengers - for times and information, see www.brittany-ferries.co.uk. Cars can be hired at the train station, a ten minute walk from the ferry terminal. See the car section above for how to drive to the mountains, and the bus and train sections below for public transport connections.
 

Bus.

Long-distance buses connect Arriondas (7km north of Cangas de Onís) and Unquera (40km north of Potes) to far-flung destinations such as Paris, Bilbao, Santander, Oviedo, Gijón, La Coruña, and Santiago de Compostela (see www.alsa.es). There are 2 or 3 buses per day from Santander to Potes, some continuing to Fuente De (see www.liebanaypicosdeeuropa.com for the timetable).

The most useful public transport in and around the mountains is on Alsa buses, and their services are rather limited (www.alsa.es). Several buses a day run from both Arriondas and Cangas de Onís to Covadonga. In summer, when the road from Covadonga up to lakes Enol and Ercina is closed to cars, buses run from Cangas de Onís and Covadonga to the lakes. Alsa also connect Oviedo with Arriondas, Cangas de Onís, Arenas de Cabrales, Panes, and Unquera; there is one bus per day in each direction. There are also occasional buses from Llanes on the coast to Arenas de Cabrales.

In summer, when car access to Poncebos and the Cares Gorge is restricted, buses run from Poncebos to Arenas de Cabrales regularly. Cheap taxis also ply this route. In summer there are buses from Cangas de Onís round to Oseja de Sajambre and Posada de Valdeón.
 

Train.

Long-distance trains connect Oviedo and Santander to the rest of Spain, and beyond, but get no closer to the Picos de Europa (see www.renfe.es). The Feve narrow-gauge railway shuttles slowly along the north coast, between País Basco and Galicia, stopping in Santander on the way, but the closest stops to the Picos de Europa are Arriondas (7km north of Cangas de Onís) and Unquera (40km north of Potes) - see www.feve.es. Feve trains carry bicycles for free and without needing to book in advance.

Cable-car.

The only cable-car into the Picos de Europa is at Funte De.

Funicular railway.

Alsa also run the funicular railway from Poncebos to the mountain village of Bulnes, the only other option being on foot.
 

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