카스트로 다이어‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪11‬개의 천연기념물

시작점 A는 안전하지 않은 곳에 위치해 있습니다. 험준한 지형이나 존재하지 않는 길을 통과합니다. 저희는 다리(하이라이트 1)에서 시작점 A까지의 하산을 중단했으며, 다리의 친절한 가이드 덕분에 차까지 안전하게 돌아가는 데 이를 이용할 수 있었습니다. 전체 코스를 완주하고 싶은 분들은 미리 다리 건너기 티켓을 예약해야 합니다. 주의: 하루에 한정된 수량만 판매됩니다.

This small suspended walkway appears discreetly along the wooden path that leads to the imposing 516 Arouca bridge. Here, you cross the Paiva River in a more intimate and serene way, feeling the water flowing below while the sounds of nature surround you. A kind of charming appetizer before the great spectacle of the main crossing.

Paiva Gorge

If you cross the bridge at Alvarenga and then take the wooden walkway along the Rio Paiva to Espiunca, you should remember that you will need a taxi from there back to the starting point. A later return via the Arouca bridge is not possible. However, if you just want to walk across the bridge and back, this is no problem with your ticket booking (online). The Alvarenga side is recommended for people who want to avoid the many wooden steps and just want the pure bridge experience.

After the forest fires on September 24, only the bridge is still open. Hopefully the repairs will go quickly.

Beautiful "wooden path" with impressive views. There are lots of stairs to climb up and down, especially the way back has to be taken into account, or halfway there at 2.5km (from the entrance) you can order a taxi from the nice guy. The suspension bridge is impressive... all in all a great experience with swimming opportunities to cool off... we were there at 39*. Part of the path is shaded.

When it rains, the wood is a little slippery despite the grooves, so just be a little more careful, but there is a railing so you can hold on. You have to climb around 500 steps to get to the top and not far from the next attraction, the bridge itself.

The wooden staircase construction must first be conquered, there are around 500 steps to the top. But in return you get a great view of the narrow valley, which has been carved by the Paiva River over millions of years. Because the stone is very hard, the gorge is V-shaped.