쉬운 Vale 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

A very interesting location with all the traditional granaries ("esquigueiros") clustered together on a large rock. The view from here is also very beautiful.

The Espigueiros of Soajo are one of the most iconic symbols of northern Portugal and the Peneda-Gerês National Park. They are traditional granaries built of stone and wood, designed to store corn and other grains. They are raised on pillars with "mouse stones" (circular slabs) to prevent rodents from entering. They are covered with gabled roofs and topped with crosses, reflecting the religious influence on rural life.

Black Well of Soajo

Great starting point for hikes and other tours, bar with terrace open all day, nice snacks and drinks.

Following the forest road, near the small peak of Cotil, you enter a forest that holds memories of times gone by. Between abandoned terraces and crumbling stone walls, once forest nurseries, an old shepherd's shelter is hidden. It is the perfect place for a break, a moment of rest and contemplation. Let your gaze wander over the landscape, where Portuguese oaks, chestnut trees, birches and maritime pines weave the shade and silence of the forest.

Just a short detour from the main path is enough to discover the engravings of Chã de Cabanos. On this granite outcrop, sculpted by time and human hands, you will find ancient marks: pits and cruciform motifs that tell stories of an occupation that spans millennia, from prehistoric times to, possibly, the medieval era.

Chã de Cabanos is one of the megalithic centres of the Britelo Necropolis. Among the various monuments that have stood the test of time, the imposing Lapa da Moura stands out. This dolmen, now exposed in the landscape, has lost the tumulus that once surrounded and hid it. This is one of the largest megalithic funerary monuments in Serra Amarela, bearing witness to ancestral rituals and secrets from a distant era.

Take the opportunity to have lunch in the region and before or after take the Ermelo Ecovia