페레루엘라 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

another example of a corral restored a few years ago

wonderful enclave with traditional corals

Walking through the dense pine forests, we come across the stone outcrop where the Castro de Valdemera sits. Before beginning the access to the rocky ridges we find a spring in the same rock, surrounded by stones, which rather forms a deep pool. From the top we can see the walled complex of the castro, surrounded by the remains of the wall. Climbing to the top of the stones, we can contemplate the entire Sierra de la Culebra and give you an idea of how big the castro was.

Following the path between chestnut and pine trees we arrive at the Castillán fort. The views from the top are really beautiful and allow you to contemplate the entire Sierra de la Culebra and get an idea of how big the castro was. Awesome!

From Abejera, heading north to ascend the Sierra de Sesnandez, we come across this Potro de Herrar, a structure that is used to hold horses, donkeys or even cows to make it easier for them to be shoeed or treated. They can be seen in any of the rural towns of the Spanish geography.

Nice recreational area where there is a refuge and the Corrales de Tozalfreno, one of these rehabilitated, whose use was to protect cattle from wolves.

Located in the small town of Riofrío de Aliste, we find this beautiful Las Mayadicas Recreational Area. An ideal place to rest and/or recover energy. There are tables and barbecue for picnic. And you can see the Sierra de la Culebra in the background

Nice recreational area where there is a refuge and the Corrales de Tozalfreno, one of these rehabilitated, whose use was to protect cattle from wolves.