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The climb to Mount Pindo, known as the "Celtic Olympus," is one of the most spectacular hiking trails in Galicia, both for its natural beauty and its mythical and symbolic significance. At the summit, there are breathtaking views of the coast, Cape Fisterra, and the Lobeiras Islands.

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The way to the summit is a bit sweaty, but easy to walk in shorts and well signposted. You reach the summit in about 70 minutes. With the knowledge I have now gained after the tour I have just completed, I would now take the same route back. The way back - as others have already written - quickly becomes very thorny (gorse and blackberries) and the path becomes increasingly narrow. You are bound to get caught on the thorns all the time. It was a pretty bloody affair in shorts. In addition, shortly after leaving the summit, a thick cloud of fog rolled in from the sea and swallowed the mountain. With the cloud came heavy, constant drizzle. I was completely soaked in no time - from above and from the sides due to contact with the vegetation. All of this made the way back feel four times longer than the ascent and was then simply no longer fun. What the rain also showed: good hiking boots are absolutely essential. The rocks then become quite slippery in places. The climb was in mid-August, starting at around 10 a.m. (it is highly recommended to start early, as it is almost always cloudy/foggy in the afternoon) at 20 degrees.

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The top of the Mount Pindo viewpoint is marked with an ordinance stone. Spectacular views towards the bay below and the ocean.

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High point in the Outes area with spectacular views over the Noia estuary and the Rio Tambre Special Conversion Zone (ZEC). Many trails linking the many peaks in this area above the Outes

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From the summit there is a fantastic view of the Galician countryside

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If you have the time and strength, you should definitely make this little detour up this small mountain. The view is terrific.

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To go up to Monte Pindo is absolutely amazing. The views are amazing! The rocks are manageable and it’s great. However on the descend was not easy! You must wear long trousers because the route is not maintained and has grown all over. Really easy to get lost so follow the plastic ribbons on the bushes. Definitely hard level to get down. Wish it would have been the same experience going up!

The descent through the very thorny scrub really costs nerves and makes no fun at all. The way is overgrown in places and you should wear in any case a long pants (we were in shorts on the way;) The way to the summit is fantastically beautiful.

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