The stage between Soto de Ribera (Ribera de Arriba) and Posada de Llanera (Llanera) covers approximately 25 kilometres. It has a total elevation gain of 438 metres, making it of moderate difficulty for gravel bikes. The route combines dirt tracks and country roads to provide a varied and enjoyable experience.

Along the way, riders pass through typical Asturian landscapes, featuring wooded areas, meadows, and charming small villages. The route offers a balance between flatter areas and gentle uphill sections, ideal for those seeking a moderate challenge without too much effort.

The stage also allows you to discover the natural and cultural resources of the area along roads with light traffic, making for a safe and relaxing experience for those who appreciate contact with nature and local history.

The stage between Posada de Llanera (Llanera) and Soto de Ribera (Ribera de Arriba) covers a distance of approximately 24 kilometres with a total elevation gain of 438 metres and is of moderate difficulty for gravel bikes. It is ideal for riders seeking a challenge without taking on demanding technical sections.

The route travels through typical landscapes of the interior of Asturias along country roads, forest paths and low-traffic tarmac stretches. The terrain, although without very steep slopes, includes continuous uphill sections that mean you have to ride at a steady pace, especially just before arriving in Soto de Ribera.

Along the way, you can enjoy views of Asturian forests and agricultural areas, as well as the charm of the small villages you pass through. The varied profile and quality of the road/track surfaces make the stage a balanced experience that combines enjoyment of the landscape with a physical challenge.