ブルゴ・デ・オスマの湖・トップ5

While the walk itself is very pleasant, the reservoir flanked by enormous walls is breathtaking. You can return the same way or via the track that branches off to the left.

The Vildé Dam.

A mandatory passage area along the path dug into the rock wall, the Perín well always has water, and is at the same level as the Lobos underground aquifer.

Small lagoon that we found in the town of Santervás del Burgo. In this small town we will find the Church of San Gerbasio or the Roman villa site of Los Villares.

We met Vildé on our route from El Burgo de Osma to Berlanga de Duero on El Camino del Cid. A Roman funerary monument (Torre de la Mora) stands out in this town in the shape of a tower, something common on the Mediterranean coast but very rare in the interior. There are several fountains and hot springs, the most famous being the "Fuente de San Luis". From Vildé there is a path that reaches the canyons of the Caracena river. https://bigjoe.es/retos/camino-cid-destierro-2019/

Simple town. It is not the most beautiful in the world, but it is my town. It has a good fountain in the square. If you have time, be sure to visit the swamp