El Club · Torazu

Picu Incós is the highest peak in the municipality of Cabranes, in Asturias, with an elevation of 581–582 meters. It is a natural lookout point offering panoramic views of an open and varied landscape, combining scenic beauty with opportunities for short hikes. Its location in central-eastern Asturias makes it a vantage point overlooking the mountains, the valley, and the coastline all at once. On clear days, the viewpoint overlooks the Picos de Europa, the Sueve mountain range, Peñamayor, and the Asturian coastline to the north. This vantage point allows visitors to appreciate the relationship between the various geographical features, something particularly valued in nature tourism and landscape photography. Its significance is primarily scenic and recreational. It is featured in tourist resources related to “The Most Beautiful Villages of Spain” and in suggested walking routes starting from Torazu. While there is no specific environmental protection status for the site, it is recognized for its importance as a local landmark and the highest point in the Cabranes municipality. The best time to visit is on clear days, preferably in spring or summer, when visibility is optimal and the features of the horizon can be clearly seen.