周辺の天然記念物・トップ20

The first (or last section if reversing the route) section is absolutely NOT accessible. Possibly only at extreme low tide. We were there an hour before extreme low tide, and it was completely impossible. I would choose to simply follow the route at a higher elevation and skip the "beach" section. Especially since the beach is made up of large stones and rocks, difficult to walk on because you always have to watch your step due to loose stones.

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Mostly the area is windy especially due to topography. Do not forget to carry water with yourself. Enjoy the Bay of Biscay

An incredible view - but the summit is not particularly clearly marked.

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Jaizkibel summit at 547m, superb viewpoint over the Basque coast.

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Spectacular route along the Cantabrian cornice enjoying the famous flich dating back 50 million years and its small hermitage with 8 Basque surnames.

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The Oma Forest - Omako basoa in Basque - is also known as the painted forest, the enchanted forest or even the Ibarrola Forest. Its most common name - Oma Forest - refers to the district in which it is located, which belongs to the municipality of Kortezubi. This original work of art was created between 1982 and 1985, when the Basque painter and sculptor Agustín Ibarrola used the trunks of trees as a kind of canvas for a total of 47 images. On them he painted animals, geometric figures and people, or just parts of them, such as eyes and lips. In addition, many of the compositions do not consist of a single tree, but must be viewed in the context of several tree trunks. To do this, you must pay attention to the signs on the ground that tell the viewer where to stand in order to enjoy the whole image.

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Sant Telmo viewpoint where we have spectacular views

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A place where the sea and wind battle in a frenzy, and you meet the rocks. Where nature and art merge and seem to become one. And the placement of the sculptures makes it seem as if they emerge from the rock itself, as if they were a part of it.

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This is the best-known image of the famous town of Puentedey.

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ATTENTION/WARNING: The first or - if you are doing a reversed tour - the last part of the coast is only recommended/possible at absolute low tide. Otherwise it is very dangerous and difficult and definitely not possible with children.

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Depending on the tide, the section at sea level is either accessible, not accessible, or only accessible to a limited extent. But in any case, it's extremely worthwhile.

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The Ermita is high up on the cliff and has nothing to do with the beach area.

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What a wonderful mountain landscape with dreamy villages

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In 1982, artist Agustín Ibarrola began painting the pine trees in the forest near his homestead with the intention of using the landscape as a canvas to give continuity to his artistic expression. It is at this moment when he decides to break the law of perspective and transgress the three-dimensionality of a white line until it becomes two-dimensional. From then on, he explored the possibilities offered by the arrangement of the forest trees, playing with the different planes of depth and creating artistic sets composed of human figures, curves or straight lines, and circles of intense colors. The ideas and concepts that it develops become more complex and advances in various directions as the painted forest expands. With the help of two students from the Faculty of Fine Arts of the UPV/EHU, he carried out a large part of the work that was open to the public until 2018, at which time the biological cycle of the forest came to an end. Given the importance that the work had acquired, the Provincial Council of Bizkaia began the process of making the Forest last, for which it had from the first moment the support of the artist who had made clear his desire for the forest to survive. In this way and in order to preserve El Bosque de Oma, the Ibarrola work has been moved to a new location, also recovering original artistic ensembles lost due to felling, attacks and natural tree falls. Today we can enjoy El Bosque de Oma more complete and more faithful to the artist's original idea.

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The Forest of Oma is one of the best-known works of the Basque artist Agustín Ibarrola and is an expression of the artistic movement known as Art and Nature, which emerged in the late sixties of the 20th century and whose purpose is to convey artistic work to the natural environment, using the landscape as a framework, support and raw material for the artist. The work, located in the town of Kortezubi (Bizkaia), is made up of several sets of geometric motifs and figures painted on the trunk of radiata pine trees. The use of natural living supports, the play of two-three-dimensionality and the experience of placing the visitor at the center of the work of art through his discovery, as well as the diversity of responses it proposes, make this work a reference of the Art and Nature movement and of Basque Art in particular.

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Special chapel in a beautiful place. When the tide comes in, make sure you leave the beach on time, otherwise the water will trap you between the rocks under the chapel. At high tide the water comes 270 meters closer.

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You can sometimes see a thin black layer in the different layers of the rocks. This was caused by a meteorite impact 66 million years ago, which led to the extinction of dinosaurs (and 60% of other animal species).

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The Comb of the Wind is a set of three steel sculptures by Eduardo Chillida, weighing more than 9 tons each, which is located where the city ends and the sea begins, where the waves hug the steep cliffs of Monte Igeldo.

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Beautiful, delicate metal works of art right next to the rushing and foaming sea.

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Puentedey is a mandatory stop if we want to get to know one of the most beautiful towns in Las Merindades. It will be included in the list of the Most Beautiful Towns in Spain association in 2022. The enormous natural stone arch over the Nela River is its main emblem.

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