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This trail is located in the enclave of the Barosa River Natural Park, an important resting place on the Portuguese Way to Compostela, which passes through the municipality of Barro. The topography of this park is unique, as the Barosa River cascades down to form the thirty-meter-high Fuente de Barosa (Waterfall). Along with this waterfall, seventeen mills were built, the Upper and Lower Mills, which form a water complex of great interest.

This trail is located in the enclave of the Barosa River Natural Park, an important resting place on the Portuguese Way to Compostela, which passes through the municipality of Barro. The topography of this park is unique, as the Barosa River cascades down to form the thirty-meter-high Fuente de Barosa (Waterfall). Along with this waterfall, seventeen mills were built, the Upper and Lower Mills, which form a water complex of great interest.

This trail is located in the enclave of the Barosa River Natural Park, an important resting place on the Portuguese Way to Compostela, which passes through the municipality of Barro. The topography of this park is unique, as the Barosa River cascades down to form the thirty-meter-high Fuente de Barosa (Waterfall). Along with this waterfall, seventeen mills were built, the Upper and Lower Mills, which form a water complex of great interest.

On the Stone and Water Route there are around fifty watermills that were built here from the 17th century onwards to grind grain for bread making. They were restored between 2001 and 2012. A very beautiful path, but one that requires surefootedness. In wet conditions, extra caution is required

You can't miss this little detour from the Way of St. James! Under no circumstances 😊

Beautiful waterfall, especially in winter, when the river is full of water!

You should definitely explore the waterfalls of Tío Umia. Walking up the river you first find the waterfalls and have a great view of the cascades from below. If you continue along the path (follow the red arrows), you will reach the old Fabrica da Luz, an old power station that was fed by the power of water. From there you can continue to watch the falls

Those who walk the pilgrimage route should definitely turn right at the 51 km stone and make a detour to the waterfall of the Río Barosa. A large parking lot marks the entrance. If you walk along the paved path, you will soon find yourself in front of a few nice bridges and the beautiful waterfall. You should treat yourself to the pasr extra meters! There are toilets there too.