Harnessing the good weather gave us this Sunday we visited the forest of Sequoias Monte Cabezón's left us in awe, it seems that you are in a place atmosphere where these giant majestic trees stand us feel insignificant with his over 50 m tall, this wooded area occupies 2.5 hectares, of Sequoia sempervirens and Pinus radiata. A great place to go with the most kids to enjoy a short walk, in an area adventure that makes them comfortable and pleasant, (you know the kids that we will not bore you with long walks).
The plot Cabezón Mount redwood was planted in the second half of the forties of last century. Although now it may be unexpected presence in this coastal environment Cantabria, its existence responds to the specific circumstances of a historical period marked Government's intention, as part of autarkic policies of the Franco regime, to restrict the maximum external dependence, and the expenditure involved in the import bill. Were repopulated by foreign species, mainly Eucalyptus globulus and Pinus radiata and experimentally, on a test and therefore much smaller plots, with oak americano ( Quercus rubra ), castaño japonés ( Castanea crenata ) o abeto de Douglas ( Pseudotsuga menziezii ).
Después de dar un pequeño paseo y de disfrutar de las vistas que nos brindaba de los Picos de Europa decidimos ir a comer un sabrosisimo bocadillo en otro lugar fantastico, Fonfría, en la costa de Ruiloba al lado de la Ermita del Remedio. Desde luego un buen lugar para descansar y relajarse. 
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