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The Ponte Velha de Castro Laboreiro is one of the most emblematic historical bridges in Peneda-Gerês National Park, located in the municipality of Melgaço. Of medieval origin, it was probably built between the 13th and 14th centuries. Style: Romanesque architecture, with a semicircular arch and granite stonework. Function: It formed part of the ancient road that connected Galicia with northern Portugal, facilitating the crossing of the Laboreiro River.

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There is a beautiful landscape nearby to enjoy.

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Bico do Patelo, literally "Patelo’s Beak," is a striking granite rock formation in Peneda-Gerês National Park. Its bold shape rises above the surrounding hills, catching the eye from different points along the PR3 Castrejo trail. As you approach, the unusual form makes it a natural landmark and one of the memorable sights of the hike.

The Ponte Velha de Castro Laboreiro is a medieval-style bridge over the Laboreiro River, bordering the Peneda-Geres National Park. The exact date of construction of the Old Bridge is unknown, but it is likely to have been between the 15th and 16th centuries. Also known as the Ponte dos Mouros (Old Bridge), the bridge served as a crossing over the deep waterfalls of the Laboreiro River, across to the mills located on the left bank, as well as an old access road to Castro Laboreiro Castle. The bridge is approximately 5 meters long and rises approximately 5 meters above the river without any side walls.

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Nice walk but certainly not easy and not flat. Lots of scrambling and climbing First part was a lot of climbing but doable. Descent after the castle was sometimes difficult (By the way, it was on a Saturday afternoon and very quiet)

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Among the low scrubland, oak groves and winding streams, the imposing granite outcrops that define this mountain landscape stand out. Sculpted by time, wind and water, they form escarpments and rocks of improbable balance, such as the Bico do Patelo, an immense rock that seems to defy gravity. In this wild landscape, the mountain goat reigns supreme, agile and imposing, running along the cliffs as if they were trails traced just for it.

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It has a burial chamber with approximate dimensions of 3.5 metres long, 2 metres wide and a height of up to 2 metres. The stones that form it, known as orthostats, can reach an estimated weight of between 500 and 1,500 kilograms each, depending on their size and thickness. These large granite slabs, typical of dolmens, were carefully placed by Neolithic communities as collective funerary monuments, reflecting the effort and ritual importance of the place.

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Dating back to the Neolithic period (approximately between 4,000 and 3,000 BC), this dolmen, made up of large stone slabs arranged vertically and covered by a top slab, served as a collective tomb. It is one of the most representative examples of prehistoric funerary architecture in the region.

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