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The Portela da Canda Pass, also known as the Canda Pass or simply A Canda, is a mountain pass of great geographical, historical, and cultural value that connects Galicia (province of Ourense) with Castile and León (province of Zamora). Located in the Sierra Segundera mountain range, within the Galician Massif, it has traditionally been a crossing point for travelers, merchants, and pilgrims. It forms part of the Sanabrés Way of St. James, an extension of the Silver Route (Vía de la Plata), and is the entry point into Galicia for pilgrims coming from the south. The surrounding area features Jacobean sculptures and wayside crosses (cruceiros) that guide the route, the work of the artist Nicanor Carballo.

Small town located in the extreme south of the country and that offers us beautiful views of its old church, San Pedro de A Mezquita. Also, the Pazo da Mezquita.

Spectacular views that appear in these mountains that unite the towns of Seixas and Contim, with mountains full of green forests and surrounded by nature.

Portilla de la Canda is a mountain pass at 1260m above sea level and is the crossing point between the provinces of (Ourense) Galicia and Zamora (Castilla y León). There is a water feature and great views of the mountains and the highway road tunnel below.

Stone bridge over the Bibei river as it approaches the mountain town of Porto. The cradle of the Bibei River is a magical place that makes you feel like you are at the end of the world.

Over the Bibey river, we find this bridge in Porto de Sanabria, one more sample of the typical traditional architecture of the Sanabresa area. Apart from the bridge, in Porto we can find medieval bread ovens, old flour mills, looms, fountains, etc.

The Tâmega River is born in this valley on its way to Portugal and the Douro River. Enjoy biking through this beautiful, lush green valley surrounded by native trees and water.

At an altitude of 700 m, the small town of Viana del Bollo located on the banks of the Bao Reservoir is surrounded by native Galician oak and chestnut forest. The city's history dates back to Roman times, with its famous mineral mines still in operation today.