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We visit the Vió Valley and the Añisclo Canyon from the road that leaves from Escalona to Broto and that passes through the refreshing Puyarruego where we previously stopped.

 The road is heavy. Narrow and with many curves. Of heart attack. It gets long. The good thing is the landscape and the unique spectacle to the Añisclo Canyon and the Vió Valley. 

Luckily, not many cars pass. When we see places to stop we are making stops. The show is impressive, lonely and very wild.

To visit the Añisclo Canyon by motorhome, do some of its trails or visit the impressive Hermitage of San Úrbez within the rock, you have to go by a heart attack road that goes from Escalona to San Úrbez, which is closed in summer and season. 

To park and access the Añisclo Canyon by motorhome you have the Vió car park, the best option, next to the information center where there is a free bus that takes you on foot to the beautiful Hermitage excavated in a cave from the XNUMXth century and from where they leave multiple hiking trails such as the Bellós River Bridge with a circular route for a few hours, where waterfalls or other more difficult routes can be seen.

Then you have on the road from Escalona to Broto that runs through the Vió Valley the viewpoint of Buerba, the visit to the town of Vió or Fanlo. A good stop to make before going to explore the area is Escalona, ​​where the information center will help you plan visits and motorhome routes through this lonely and impressive valley.