To start the route we will move to the village of Espasande and half a kilometer from here in the direction of Taramundi we will see an explanatory panel on the left hand side at the beginning of the route.
This is an old road used by traders who came from Castile to Asturias and Galicia to sell their products, so that if we close our eyes at any of the places along the route we hear again the creaking of the old carts and carts pulled by their oxen. Shortly after the beginning of the route we find the remains of what was an old inn, where pedestrians and their animals stopped to regain strength. The route runs mostly immersed in a large forest patch of eucalyptus and pine trees, through oak and chestnut groves dotted with abundant shrub and herbaceous vegetation that change color indicating what time of year we are. We will follow the signs until we reach Lourido, where we can find several samples of popular architecture, as well as some artisans who still practice the art of basket weaving. From Lourido we start a small descent that takes us to the end of the route in A Ferrería located next to the Eo River, which forms the border between Asturias and Galicia. To return to the starting point we must retrace our steps to Espasande.
In our region the route starts at Penarronda beach, declared a natural monument for its high environmental values, a beach that holds the blue flag and where you can not miss a good swim.
Esta ruta circular recorre buena parte del valle del río Cabreira, combinando caminos de montaña en la ida y de fondo de valle en la vuelta. Se inicia junto al hotel La Rectoral, tomando el camino que asciende entre el arbolado hacia la Sierra de Eiroá. Sin llegar a alcanzar su cumbre nos desviamos hacia el pueblo de Piñeiro, para llegar a él en suave descenso y disfrutar de su arquitectura tradicional y cabazos alzados al cielo.
Esta ruta comienza en Barcia (Asturias) donde disponemos de un aparcamiento público para dejar nuestro coche a escasos metros del inicio.
Antiguo Camino de Santiago que acogía a los romeros llegados por la Ría del Eo.
The route begins in Louteiro, which is accessed after taking a detour to the left shortly before leaving Vegadeo in the direction of Galicia. From the chapel of this village begins the route once used by pilgrims and pilgrims on pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, who avoided the main roads to pass products from Galicia to Asturias.
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.