산 세브리안 데 무다‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪9‬개의 천연기념물

600년 이상 된 인상적인 떡갈나무, 쉬운 산책, 잘 표시되어 있고 매우 즐겁습니다.

very bionite

The Pisuerga River rises in the province of Palencia, in the region of Castile and León, Spain. Its source is in the Covarrés glacial basin, between the Valdecebollas peak and the Sierra de Híjar, in a place known as Sel de la Fuente.

The hike leads into a valley with around 700 yew trees, some of which are very old. This yew species is autochthonous, so it only occurs in the region (sorry, I'm not a biologist and I'll just keep telling you). In any case, the gnarled trees impressed me so much that I can highly recommend the small tour.

This is a beautiful little wooded trail that takes you past a rock face with fossilized trees. Fossils are millions of years old.

Vestiges of what used to be a hermitage and the necropolis that surrounded it dated between the 8th and 11th centuries.

Path that runs through one of the most important yew forests on the Iberian Peninsula. Among others, it also passes through forests of holm oaks, oak groves and precious beech groves.

The Pisuerga River is born in the Cueva del Cobre, a rocky cavity 8.5km long through which you can walk inside without any problem.