Funicular de Bulnes and walk.

The Funicular de Bulnes is a railway that runs in a tunnel from Poncebos and seems to be the only access to Bulnes. There is a single tunnel with a passing place half way to allow the 2 carriages to pass, one going up and the other down, joined by cables. The passing point is small and not visible in the dim light of the tunnel, so the oncomming lights of the other carriage give the sense of an impending collision. The trip up took about 20 minutes and cost €17.44 per person one way, a little expensive but worth it. The locals use the train and the first carriage of the day, which we took, carries the workers and large quantites of bread, milk and olive oil amongst other item.
Arriving at the top station there is just a dirt track, one way signposed Bulnes and the other back to Poncebos. We headed for Bulnes followed, and soon overtaken, by quadbikes and small tractors laden with goods brought up by the train.
After about 5 minutes walk we arrived at Bulnes, a few houses outnumbered by restaurants and bars, more of a tourist place rather than a town to live in.
We continued through the villa to Mirador Picu Urriellu, a viewpoint looking dow on the village and the gorge.
The walk back from Bulnes is absolutely spectacular, the photos barely do it justice. The path in some places is cut into the rock face, with nothing but fresh air to the bottom of the gorge. We were a little nervous at first but the views were worth it.