メスキータの天然記念物・トップ10

A wolf(!?) crossed our path here. When he saw us, he fled.

Large rock with a small porch, used as a chapel.

This is a beautiful reservoir, with calm waters where you can even spot big fish, although fishing is prohibited. On sunny days (which is almost always), the view of the lake is simply breathtaking. You can cycle along the entire western side of the lake.

Nice break location

The chestnut tree is a tall deciduous tree that can reach 35 m in height, generally imposing when adult and isolated; it has a broad, leafy crown, wide in isolated individuals. The trunk, thick, covered by rhytidome that changes color and texture with age, is thick and straight; the lower branches are compact and wide-spanning, while the upper branches are twisted.

At this point we find ourselves in a meander on which the castro of "As Muradellas" sits, an Astur settlement from the 3rd century BC. C. (the Iron Age) where remains of defensive structures such as walls and moats are preserved. It also preserves remains of what was the town. In this enclave we can also enjoy magnificent views of the gorges and meanders formed by the Tuela river.

At this point we find ourselves in a meander on which the castro of "As Muradellas" sits, an Astur settlement from the 3rd century BC. C. (the Iron Age) where remains of defensive structures such as walls and moats are preserved. It also preserves remains of what was the town. In this enclave we can also enjoy magnificent views of the gorges and meanders formed by the Tuela river.

A very beautiful lake and there are also big fish. But fishing is forbidden.