This route begins at the Casa do Patron ethnographic museum, in Codesedo, and runs along both banks of the Asneiro river and its tributary Lebozán.

From Codesedo, the path turns towards the Castro de Doade prehistoric site. The rest of the route uncovers the rich heritage of this mainly agricultural area. On this route, you will find mediaeval roads, bridges, pontellas (clapper bridges) and mills. The Froiz mill is particularly notable for its construction and and protected environment. The Romanesque church of San Xoán de Vilanova is also of note.

Its location on the Asneiro River mean that its riverside forests bring freshness and joy. Towering above the rest of the forest are enormous chestnut and oak trees, with the Soutolongo oak being identified as having the largest crown in Galicia.