The route starts in the square of Sta. Eulalia de Oscos descending to the lower part of the village and continuing along a beautiful path surrounded by native forest that leads us to Ferreirela de Baxo, a place where it is worth stopping and visiting the Museo Casa Natal del Marqués de Sargadelos.
Continuing along the path we descend to the vicinity of the Agüeira River, which accompanies us to “As Barreiras” where it takes the waters of the Vilanova River. Already in Ferreira and after a walk through the village we cross the Agüeira River by a beautiful stone bridge that leaves us close to the tourist area, where we can rest or perform all kinds of water activities. We continue with a slight ascent that passes through As Talladas and takes us to the area of the Carmina mine. This mine has been exploited for the last time in the 50’s and 60’s, extracting from it important quantities of mineral formed by silver, zinc and lead. From the place where the old cable car that transported the ore to San Martin was installed, we start the way back, following a path that runs halfway up the slope allowing us unbeatable views of the entire valley. We cross the Vilanova River over a wooden bridge in a wooded area, where alders, chestnut and oak trees shelter the walker who gets lost under their canopies. We pass Caraduxe and Ferreirela de Riba to reach our starting point.
Route of nature and ethnography that begins next to the house of culture in Santa Eulalia de Oscos.
This route starts at the Nature Interpretation Center, in the center of Santa Eulalia de Oscos.
Antiguo Camino de Santiago que acogía a los romeros llegados por la Ría del Eo.
The route begins in the recreational area of Pumares; we cross the road and head parallel to the river to Pumares, a village of old ferreira activity, where we can still see the remains of an old mallet. From here, along a marked path, and leaving the river Agüeira to our left, we continue a slight ascent into a legendary forest characterized by riparian species (alders, ashes, willows, and hazelnut trees) and by oaks and chestnut trees that with their whimsical shapes are true monuments.
This is a circular route of about 7.5 km that starts and ends in the village of San Martín de Oscos. We start the route next to the tourist office going up to A Bouza, where we will contemplate an exceptional view of the village.
The route starts in San Cristobal, a place where we find numerous samples of popular architecture in its purest state, giving us the sensation of having gone back several centuries in time. From its chapel we see the valley of Rio Ahio covered with a beautiful blanket of native forest that dazzles us with its typical colors.