오 카르발리뇨 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

It is a beautiful waterfall located on the Barbantiño River, in the province of Ourense, Galicia. With a waterfall of about 20 meters, it is one of the most impressive natural landscapes in the area. Surrounded by a lush and green environment, the waterfall is ideal for those who enjoy hiking and contact with nature.

The Fervenza do Barbantiño jump overcomes a difference in height of about 15 meters above the rocky ground and in the rainy season it becomes a true spectacle. However, its course is subject to the rules of a mini hydroelectric plant from the late 1990s that reduces its flow during certain times of the year. To get to this beautiful fervenza, just follow the Barbantiño Natural Trail downstream. From the OU-524 bridge over the river you can take the route, since this is the shortest way to get there, with a distance of only 1.7 km. In any case, it is advisable to start the route from the thermal springs in O Bañiño, in A Forxa, and travel the more than 7 km of beautiful and incomparable path, until you reach the San Fiz bridge.

These are the remains of what was a magnificent medieval three-arch bridge known as Ponte da Cruz. It has modern wooden walkways that join the bases so that the river can be crossed by this false bridge. The current remains give us an idea of the greatness of the bridge, which could have been almost thirty meters long. Surely the missing arches were smaller than the one that exists today.

The Galician hórreo is a specific type of hórreo in Galicia, a construction for agricultural use intended to dry, cure and store corn and other cereals before shelling and grinding them.

Part of the Carreira Popula do Arenteiro route.

Area of recreational activities on the outskirts of O Carballiño to the shores of the Arenteiro river.

The path ends along a bridge over the water of the Barbantiño that offers a spectacular view of the waterfall as it falls in four levels, forming pools between the rocks.

Wooden bridge that crosses the Arenteiro River on its way through O Carballiño, near the wooden walkways that run parallel to the river.