Paseo del Muro + Santa Catalina
Walking · city · ~3 kmFrom 'La Escalerona' up to Santa Catalina hill and the Elogio del Horizonte — the most iconic stroll.
Walking and cycling routes
Gijón's coast and green are easy on foot (or by bike). These routes show you the best without any fuss.
San Lorenzo hasta el Rinconín
Walking · coastal · ~4 kmFrom San Pedro church to the Rinconín along the whole beach. At the end, seafront terraces for a drink.
Mirador de la Providencia
Walking · coastal · ~5 kmFollow the coast east from the beach to the clifftop viewpoint. Views over the whole bay.
Carril bici costero
Bike · flat · ~8 kmFrom Poniente beach to Cervigón hugging the sea — flat and easy.
Senda fluvial del Piles
Walk / bike · ~5 kmGreen riverside route along the Piles to the park and the beach.
Del Tostaderu al Rinconín
Walking or bike · coast · ~2 kmFrom the beach by the El Tostaderu kiosk, along the Lloca del Rinconín meadow to the end of the seafront. With kids, finish at the sand-and-pirates playground.
Walking and cycling routes in Gijón
Gijón's coast and greenery are easy to walk (or pedal). There are routes for every level, almost always with the sea as a backdrop.
The coastal path
The San Lorenzo promenade and the Cervigón path link beaches and viewpoints with the Cantabrian Sea always in sight. Flat and suitable for everyone.
Green and river
The Piles riverside path runs from the centre to the countryside along the river, ideal for running or strolling. The Santa Catalina hill tops off any route with the best views.
By bike
The lane by the beach and the green paths let you tour the city car-free. There's a public bike service to get around at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Can you walk Gijón's coast?
Yes: the San Lorenzo promenade and the coastal path connect the centre with Santa Catalina hill and the marina, almost all flat and at sea level.