7의 저스텔가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A beautiful stretch of trail reached via a lovely path from Dornillas. The path runs alongside the Río Negro. Along the way, you'll pass the Hermitage of the Virgen de la Ribera. The trail ends at a bridge that crosses the river, near Sejas de Sanabria.

The Castle is from Castrocontrigo, a private property, property of the Neighborhood Council. Nogarejas is the forestry term. By the way, recently rehabilitated.

Ascending the route towards the medieval castle of Nogarejas watching over the Ería river valley. There isn't much left but the watchtower.

Although the current name of this town is much clearer than that of its neighbor Castrocalbón, it is interesting to know that the origin of Castrocontrigo is in the primitive city of Aria, which was the one that gave its name to the Aria/Eria river, which crosses the municipality. , and in turn to the entire Valle del Aria, which ended up being known as Valdería.

Muelas de los Caballeros, is a beautiful and well-preserved small town located at the foot of the Sierra de La Cabrera. The city's name derives from the local oak forests, some of which are several thousand years old.

Castrocontrigo is a small town in the province of León on the banks of the Eriá river. The origin of the town dates back to the prehistoric Bronze Age and was taken over by the Romans when gold mining was discovered in the area.

Nice climb from Vilalverde towards the Castrocontrigo hill. The climb is about 5 km long with a comfortable average gradient of 3.6%. Very good training segment and the views of the surrounding landscape are spectacular on a clear day.