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The Terras do Miño Biosphere Reserve covers a large part of the province of Lugo, including Vilalba, and is characterized by: Rivers and streams with ancient stone bridges, some built with slate, typical of the region. River trails and routes that cross traditional structures such as footbridges, mills, and medieval bridges. The Madalena River, which flows through Vilalba, has several points of natural and ethnographic interest.

These are two large, rounded granite formations, known as "disjunction boulders," rising to approximately 619 meters above sea level. Their origin is natural, the result of biochemical erosion of water on the granite rock, although some believe they were modified by humans for ancient rituals.

The Chapel of San Alberte in Guitiriz (Lugo) is a jewel of Galician heritage, located in a beautiful natural setting, next to the Parga River and in the heart of the Terras do Miño Biosphere Reserve. It dates back to the 14th century, although it is believed that there was an earlier temple on the same site.

The Santo Alberte Bridge, also known as Ponte de San Alberte, is a medieval gem located in the municipality of Guitiriz (Lugo), over the Parga River, in the heart of the Terras do Miño Biosphere Reserve. Although believed to have Roman origins, the current structure is Gothic in style, built in the 14th century and renovated in the 18th century and again in 2006.

It is located near the village of Francos, near the PR-G 155 hiking trail, which also includes the Penas de Rodas recreational area. Access can be achieved on foot as part of this trail or by car to the recreational area, from where you can climb to the viewpoint.

El Mirador de Paraños, situat- ed en el municipio de Outeiro de Rei (Lugo), es un punto panorámico destaque dentro de la comarca de la Terra Chá, ideal para disfrutar de vistas amplias y espectaculares del paisaje gallego.

The Ermida de San Roque in Guitiriz (Lugo) is a small rural chapel located near Parga, in a natural and spiritual setting very characteristic of the Terra Chá region. It is built of slate, with a roof made of black slabs, a material typical of traditional Galician architecture.