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From this point on the trail, you can enjoy spectacular views of Lake Sanabria. Located in the province of Zamora, at over 1,000 meters above sea level, it is the largest glacial lake on the Iberian Peninsula and the heart of the natural park that bears its name. Its clear, deep waters, surrounded by oak forests and peat bogs, unusual at this latitude, create a natural environment of great ecological richness. To make the most of your getaway, it is recommended to wear comfortable shoes and warm clothing, as the mountain weather can change rapidly.

The view of Lake Sanabria from the Neveira Viewpoint is one of the most spectacular in the natural park. This viewpoint is located near the Monastery of San Martín de Castañeda, on a route that combines history, nature, and breathtaking panoramas.

Sotillo Waterfall, located in Sotillo de Sanabria (Cobreros municipality, Zamora), is one of the natural gems of the Sanabria Lake Natural Park and one of the most spectacular hiking trails in Castile and León. Its waterfall is approximately 20 meters high, making it particularly impressive in spring and after rain.

The view of Lake Sanabria from Galende is one of the most impressive in northwestern Spain. This glacial lake, the largest in the Iberian Peninsula, is located in the heart of the Sanabria Lake Natural Park, in the province of Zamora.

Beautiful routes with spectacular viewpoints over the Lake on the Monks Route. During this time of year with the heat, it is better to do it at dawn until 1 pm maximum or after 7:00 pm.

The Natural Mirador al Lago de Sanabria is a charming place that offers impressive views of Lake Sanabria. Located in the Sanabria Lake Natural Park, this viewpoint allows you to contemplate the beauty of the lake and the majestic Sierras Segundera and Porto.

Nice beach bar on the edge of the lake. It has food service and has toilets. A good place to stop and enjoy the views.

Founded in the s. X by a group of Mozarabic monks, this monastery is the last preserved of the Zamora Cistercian buildings. Consolidated in the s. XII on a possible ancient Visigothic foundation, this late Romanesque monastery with a Renaissance façade embedded in the 16th century. XVI, still presides over Lake Sanabria. It is visitable, having a museum of sacred art and the well-preserved church.