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 …
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 …
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 …
14 old water mills stone buildings containing circular grinding stones along the Barosa River. This trail is part of the Portuguese pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela