About the municipality 
Services 
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It also has a civil registry
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How to get to the municipality: by the AS-117 road
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Optic fibre is available in several villages in the municipality.
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| Mountains | |
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| Green spaces and forests | |
| Protected natural areas | Redes Natural Park and Biosphere Reserve, Tabayón de Mongayo, Deboyo Cave |
| Lowest point of the Municipality: 226 m above sea level
Highest point of the Municipality: 2.100 m above sea level |
Mountain sports, cross-country skiing, hiking, cycling, climbing…
The Alto Nalón area, with its unique geographical features, provides numerous opportunities for experiencing nature.
You can go mountain biking through Brañagallones or the Raigosu trail, try paragliding in the mountains of Tarna, hike the different trails through the stunning landscapes of Redes Natural Park, or explore the area around the Deboyu Cave for some exciting rock climbing opportunities. There are many more sports and adventures to be had in this beautiful municipality.
R AS-244 Coballes-La Trapa (Valderosa Green Path)
Orllé-Majada de Melordaña audio-guided trail
Brañagallones trail. PR AS-66
Cabeza l’Arcu trail. PR.AS-124
Cascada del Tabayón trail. PR.AS-60
Peña’l Vientu trail. PR.AS-66.1
Los Arrudos trail. PR.AS-61
Camín Real del Sellón trail. GR 102.2
Cantu l’Osu trail (via Valdebezón). PR AS-66.2
Ríu Mediu Valley trail. PR.AS-126
Nieves-Orllé trail (via Llagu Ovia). PR.AS-125
Pendones-Orllé trail. PR.AS-64
Pendones-Vega Baxu trail. PR.AS-65.1
Puertu de Tarna-Tarna trail. PR.AS-60.1
Tiatordos trail.
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It is renowned for its Casín PDO cheese, the “cabritu de Peña” (stewed kid goat) and the “suspiros del Nalón” (artisan pastries).
Restaurants and bars:
Casa Zulima
Restaurante Gotta
Restaurante Los Arrudos
Restaurante L´oteru
Restaurante La Encruceyada
Restaurante Linares
Restaurante El Rinconin de Bueres
Restaurante La Carasca
Restaurante Arniciu
Restaurante La Campa
Restaurante La Tropical
Restaurante La Cima de Redes
Restaurante Bar Nalón
Restaurante El Barin del Tozu
Restaurante El Puertu
Restaurante Cueva Devoyu
Restaurante La Llosa
Restaurante Lo de Laura
Café, Bar La Plaza
Café, Bar La Bolera
Café, Bar La Portiella
Collegiate Church of Santa María La Real in Tanes
Church of Santa Cruz la Real in Caleao
Casa de La Torre and Capilla de San Cosme, an “Indiana” mansion with a 19th-century chapel, in El Campu
Medieval bridge in El Campu
Casa del Pandu, a typical Asturian mansion, in El Campu.
Palacio-Casona de Veneros, a typical Asturian mansion that hosts the MUMA, a museum dedicated to woodcraft.
Chapel of the Virgen de los Dolores in Nieves
Chapel of Santiago in Bueres
Redes Nature Park Reception and Interpretation Centre
Museo de la Apicultura de Caso (Beekeeping Museum)
(MUMA) Museo de la Madera (The Wood Museum)
Les Mayaes, grazing areas in the mountains of Caso, with huts and stables, where livestock and shepherds used to spent the summer.
The Casín Cheese Contest, which takes place on the last weekend of August, and the Livestock Fair held on October 8th, are significant events in the council. Throughout the year, various parishes in the area organize cultural events, such as theatrical and musical performances, and fiestas during the summer.
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Located in the southeastern mountains of Asturias, Caso is a municipality that forms part of the Redes Natural Park. The park boasts a blend of picturesque spots and untamed flora and fauna. It is an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts who seek undisturbed places where preserving nature is highly valued. The locals also take pride in keeping their traditions and way of life. You can indulge in the exquisite gastronomy of meats and cheeses and enjoy the warm hospitality of the people of Caso.
A perfect municipality for any nature lover who is looking for places barely altered by the hands of man, where respect for nature itself is combined with the good work of the Casinos in their traditions and ways of life.
Its nature is so pure and wild that the whole municipality is a Natural Park, specifically Redes, which has also been declared a Biosphere Reserve and has the greatest vertebrate biodiversity in Asturias Such purity means that it has excellent hydrological reserves, to the point that it is in this territory, in one of its most charismatic villages, Tarna, where there is a mythical spring, that of the Nalona, and there, as a small stream, is born what will later become a great river, the Nalón, which has given so much life and history to Asturias. Such purity is also found in one of the most emblematic autochthonous breeds of Asturian livestock, the Casina.
Tañes – with its dammed Nalón -, Caliao, Bueres, etc. are names of villages and parishes that give character to a territory that also has peaks such as Tiatordos or gorges such as Arrudos, which bear witness to a rich orography and spectacular landscapes. And all of this in a sustainable framework, which has earned this council a sustainability award. As a culmination to so much native livestock and good pastures, a cheese with Designation of Origin that tastes like glory, the Casín.
