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Only remains of buildings surrounded by stone remain from the Iron Age settlement of Castro de Troña. Like many that once were spread throughout this area of the Iberian Peninsula. The wooden roofs covered with grass and willows are long gone, but one can imagine everyday life in this village.

Incredibly well preserved 11th century defensive castle in the mountains above Tui and the Miño valley.

A small and charming 18th century church located in the town of Verdido, San Martiño de Verdido, is an ideal focal point for walks through this region of A Lama. It has a small parking area and a normally functioning water fountain.

Throughout this mountainous area of Galicia there are ancient trade routes. The Liñares bridge over the Xesta River was a vital link between these communities that is still used today.

Considered one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Galicia, the Freixa water near Liñares is one of the must-do hikes. The Xesta River falls over the granite rocks forming this natural wonder.

At the top of the mountain.

The route has no special complications, no steep slopes, and no paths that are impassable due to the vegetation.

One of the several groups of Chozos or shepherds' refuges that exist in the Sierra de Suido. The setting is beautiful, with a meadow, a stream, a bridge, and a group of Goat Willows in whose shade there is a stone table with seats, where you can rest with a drink.