レケイティオの天然記念物・トップ5

頂上に着いたら必見の写真...

Modest summit of 315 meters of altitude with a small mailbox from which you can see the surrounding mountains and even the sea, due to its proximity to the coast. At the top there is a geodesic vertex.

This hexagonal-shaped hermitage from the 18th century was built because the previous one was in ruins. The three large rocks inside draw attention, holding each other together. Within these rocks is the figure of the Archangel Saint Michael.

At the top of Mount Arrola, a fortress was built 2,300 years ago that gave shelter to the population of the area. An oppidum that reveals to us the way of life of the 2nd Iron Age, with monumental walls, gates and moats. It is one of the most important fortified towns in the Eastern Cantabrian Sea.

It is famous for its marble, and already in the 1st century AD the Romans exploited the quarries, now in disuse. There are literary references that describe Ereño as "Capital of the marble route", material found in many buildings in Urdaibai, and also on the other side of the ocean. According to data from the historian Tomás de Goikolea, Ereño was established in the 9th century, and the inhabitants of the municipality could be direct descendants of those who lived in the Santimamiñe cave. On September 29, the festival of San Miguel, mass and popular pilgrimage are celebrated. More info at: https://turismourdaibai.com/es/ereno-2/

Bosque do d e you can see geometric figures if you stand at the right angle.

Oma Forest is closed with wooden fences. Entrance is possible, but not allowed.

Currently closed, but we went late in the evening and it was fine. Paintings are beautiful in the dusky light. Also there is a burnt out land rover on the route!