アグアエダの天然記念物・トップ3

mentioned chapel on route 2.1 is just a left over piece of wall

These red rocks are known as Eirol sandstone, which is a sedimentary rock made up of sand bound together by a reddish cement, clay and iron oxides, and is therefore not very resistant. This sandstone was probably formed in the Upper Triassic period and extends over a small geographical strip delimited by the Vouga and Águeda valleys, and is quite developed in the Espinhel and Eirol area. The trail is indeed very beautiful.

Highest point of Serra do Caramulo.

It is a very varied, lonely tour through beautiful nature and adjacent small residential areas.

In this park is the magnificent Cascada da Cabreia, one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Portugal. The waterfall, formed by the waters of the Mau River, has an impressive height of 25 meters and its natural pool is a true delight. On hot days, no one can resist taking a dip in the delicious lagoon that forms at its base. In addition, the environment is surrounded by a lush forest crossed by the crystalline waters of the Mau River, which invites quiet walks and unique moments of contemplation.

Espinhel Park offers walkways and viewpoints to enjoy the lagoon and the village of Fermentelos. It is an area rich in biodiversity. and habitat for aquatic and migratory birds, close to the geological formation of Eirol sandstones.

The road surface from the north is good until this point - from the south gravel