Getting to Senda del Oso from Oviedo: Transport & Access Guide

Plan your getaway from the Asturian capital: fast routes, parking, and public transport.

Oviedo is the perfect operations base to visit the Bear Trail. Located just 25-30 kilometers from the first accesses to the greenway, the Asturian capital offers fast connections whether you have your own vehicle or prefer to opt for public transport.

In this guide, we explain the best routes and options so that your arrival at the Trubia Valleys is fast and without complications.

1. Getting there by Car: The fastest option

The journey from the center of Oviedo to the start of the trail will hardly take you 30 minutes.

Recommended Route: Exit Oviedo via the A-63 in the direction of Grado/La Espina. Take Exit 9 (Trubia) to join the AS-228 road.
The journey: Once on the AS-228, simply follow the course of the Trubia river. You will pass through villages like Tuñón and Proaza. This road accompanies the trail in almost all its course.
Strategic Destination: If you are going to do the bicycle descent, continue to Entrago (Teverga). If you prefer to walk the lower section, park in Tuñón.

2. How to get there by Bus (Public Transport)

If you do not have a car, the company Pullmans Llaneza covers the Oviedo – Teverga line. It is a comfortable and economical option to enjoy the scenery.

Departure point: Oviedo Bus Station (Llaneza Stop).
Strategic Stop: To access the bicycle rental area (descent), you must get off at the Entrago stop.
Frequency: Schedules vary between working days and holidays. We recommend always checking the updated schedule tables in our logistics section before leaving.
Advantage: Being a regular line, you can get off at Entrago, do the linear route to Tuñón, and take the bus back there without having to go back.

Logistics

Expert tips for your journey from Oviedo

Avoid peak hours

If you travel on a sunny weekend, try to leave Oviedo before 9:30 AM. Parkings fill up quickly.

Use the train to Trubia

You can go by local train (cercanías) to Trubia, but keep in mind that you will add about 4-5 additional km before arriving at Tuñón (KM 0).

Taxi and Transfers

For groups, it sometimes pays to hire a taxi or private transfer direct to Entrago for total comfort.

Logistics Summary Oviedo - Senda del Oso

Mean of Transport	Estimated Time	Main Advantage
Private Car	30 min	Total freedom of schedules and access to parkings.
Bus (Llaneza)	45-50 min	Economical and allows linear routes without returning.

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

We solve the most common doubts so that your getaway to the Bear Trail is perfect.

How many kilometers long is the Bear Trail?

The Bear Trail is approximately 50 km in its full route, divided into several sections that you can do independently.

Is it suitable for families with children?

Yes, it is one of the most suitable routes for families in Asturias. The terrain is flat and well-signposted. We recommend the Tuñón–Proaza section for the little ones.

Can it be done with a dog?

Yes, dogs are welcome as long as they are on a leash. There are water fountains at several points along the route.

How long does it take to complete the full trail?

For the full route, you will need between 5 and 7 hours walking at a leisurely pace. Most visitors divide the route into two days.

Where can I park?

There are several free parking lots at the starting points: Tuñón, Entrago, and Proaza. In high season they fill up early; we recommend arriving before 9am.