The eucalypts came to Spain from distant Australia and via South America. The further west you go through Galicia, the more numerous the eucalyptus forests become. These fast-growing trees are increasingly displacing native species and have therefore become an ecological problem. Nevertheless, it is impressive to hike through the seemingly endless rows of high trees.

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Elevation 340 m

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Location: O Pino, Interior, A Coruña, Galicia, Spain

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