Provinces

Asturias

Asturias has 4,456 km² of forest, mostly chestnut (25.5% of the tree cover), between 0 and 2,401 m above sea level. Most of it (62%) lies in the humid bioclimatic zone. In the latest run, scoring best here: Death cap, Chanterelle and Charcoal burner.

Elevation

548 m

0–2,401 m

Wooded ground

4,456 km²

Chestnut · 25.5%

Climate

Humid

62% of the area

Sub-humid38%Humid62%

What comes up here

Ordered by the area's mean index on the last day computed. The mean says whether the drive is worth it; the peak says whether some corner of it is.

Very weakWeakModerateGoodExcellent
as of 15 October 2026

The bar is the area's mean index; the tick is the highest it reaches in any corner of it.

  • Death capAmanita phalloidesDeadlyWeak
    mean 5.9 · peak 59.4
  • ChanterelleCantharellus cibariusWeak
    mean 5.8 · peak 61.7
  • Charcoal burnerRussula cyanoxanthaWeak
    mean 5.5 · peak 64.7
  • Summer cepBoletus reticulatusWeak
    mean 5.3 · peak 61.7
  • Bay boleteImleria badiaWeak
    mean 5.3 · peak 51.4
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Areas in Asturias

Each bar is the altitude of the area, on a scale from 0 to 2,401 m.

Natural and national parks

Protected natural areas

Forest

4,456 km² of forest

  • Sweet chestnutCastanea sativa25.5% · 75% canopy
  • BeechFagus sylvatica17.8% · 75% canopy
  • Blue gumEucalyptus globulus15.7% · 69% canopy
  • Pedunculate oakQuercus robur8.9% · 72% canopy
  • Monterey pinePinus radiata6% · 61% canopy
  • Maritime pinePinus pinaster5.7% · 57% canopy
  • Sessile oakQuercus petraea5.1% · 65% canopy
  • Downy birchBetula alba4.3% · 67% canopy
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