Aller

The municipality of Aller extends across valleys and mountains in northern Spain, featuring extensive forests and limestone formations throughout its territory.

Throughout the 20th century, Aller developed as a coal mining center, with numerous mines operating across the region until the decline of mining activities.

The municipality maintains traditional Asturian architecture in its villages, with characteristic stone houses and granaries called hórreos scattered across the landscape.

Regional buses connect Aller with major Asturian cities, while driving provides access to remote mountain areas and hiking trails within the municipality.

The Ubiña massif within Aller reaches elevations over 2,000 meters, creating a natural border between Asturias and León provinces.

GPS coordinates: 43.10602,-5.58082

Latest update: March 17, 2025 18:26