The total area of the park is 646.60 km² and is shared by  Castilla y León, Asturias, and Cantabria.
The highest point of the park is in Torre de Cerredo peak,  2,648 m AMSL and the lowest point is 75 m AMSL in the Deva River, that is, a vertical drop of 2,573 m.
The geological features of the park show the effects of glacial erosion on the limestone massifs that form the Cantabrian Mountains.
The total area of the park is 646.60 km² and is shared by  Castilla y León, Asturias, and Cantabria. The highest point of the park is in Torre de Cerredo peak,  2,648 m AMSL and the lowest point is 75 m AMSL in the Deva River, that is, a vertical drop of 2,573 m.
The geological features of the park show the effects of glacial erosion on the limestone massifs that form the Cantabrian Mountains.
Picos de Europa National Park