This path sets off from the well-kept and beautiful river beach of O Chao de Pousadoiro, and gently ascends along the left bank of the Eo river between riverside forests and agricultural fields. In places where the Eo channel is narrow, the vegetation becomes thicker and oak and other deciduous forests start to surround the path.

After crossing the mouths of the Salgueiro, Rendide and Castro tributaries, the narrow path, often used by fishermen, reaches the suspension bridge of Colado de Lamas. This route does not cross the river, but it is recommended that you cross the walkway to enjoy the view.

The route ends after crossing the Montefurado bridge. 50 metres into the route you will find the Muíño de García mill, which is a recommended stop. Nearby are two tunnels that transport water from the Rodil river, with one of these tunnels having been used for gold mining in Roman times.

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Not recommended in times of rain, storms or river flooding.