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The best area to stay in Tielve is within the village itself, or in the nearby, slightly larger village of Sotres, both offering direct access to the Picos de Europa National Park.Tielve is a small, traditional Asturian village known for its Cabrales cheese production. It's located in a valley, surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery. The village is compact, with a few guesthouses and local eateries, and you'll often see livestock roaming freely. It's an excellent base for those looking for a quiet, authentic rural experience and direct access to hiking trails.Couples seeking an active yet tranquil escape will find Tielve ideal. From here, you can easily access walking routes into the Picos de Europa, such as the path to the Picos de Europa National Park Visitor Centre at Poncebos, or explore the cheese caves. The sense of being truly "away from it all" is a key draw.For those wanting a few more amenities while still being immersed in the Picos de Europa, Sotres, just a short drive from Tielve, is another excellent option. It's the highest village in Asturias and offers a wider selection of accommodation, including hotels with mountain views, and a few more restaurants.

The best time to visit Tielve is during late spring, summer, and early autumn, specifically from May to October, when the weather is most favourable for outdoor activities.During these months, the Picos de Europa National Park, which Tielve is part of, experiences warmer temperatures and less rainfall, making it ideal for hiking, exploring the mountain trails, and enjoying the natural beauty of the region. The landscape is lush and green, and the skies are generally clearer, offering stunning views of the dramatic mountain scenery.Couples looking for an active and scenic getaway will find this period perfect. You can embark on various walking routes directly from the village, such as the path to the nearby village of Sotres or more challenging treks into the heart of the Picos. The pleasant weather allows for leisurely picnics amidst the mountains and enjoying the quiet village life.Families with older children who enjoy outdoor adventures will also appreciate visiting during these months. The warmer weather makes it comfortable for children to participate in day hikes, explore the local flora and fauna, and experience rural Asturian life.