From the centre of Moreda, the route ascends through the village and through Carrozo da Gralleira in a wide zigzag. The climb allows you to enjoy beautiful views over the Rego da Barxa and Devesa da Rogueira valleys. On the crest of the hill of Monte Cido, there is signposted access to its peaks, known for very important archaeological remains such as a necropolis and forts, as well as for its micro-reserve of orchids.

At the end of 2018, a monolith was placed in commemoration of the discovery of the first samples of Roman documentary writing in the northwest of the peninsula, since several Roman remains were discovered in Monte Cido.

The path descends into the valley and crosses the channel of the Carrozo de Muiñelo. On the way down, we will discover the ruins of the Carbedo castle. After crossing the river’s path again, a strong ascending zigzag takes us to the other side of Monte Cido to return to Moreda.