This is definitely a route of water and mills, a symbiosis between somewhere almost wild and the human touch that has cleverly intervened in Nature to improve it.

No sooner you set off than you come to four mills, part of an ethnographic site of seven of these typical rural Galician structures. At a level with the fourth mill, an enormous rock indicates an earthen track leading to a new construction, larger in size. The river and the vegetation merge in harmony and beauty around the site of the seventh mill.

The route lets you contemplate the most beautiful sections of the River Vexo. A short way before the mini power station, a diversion of a few minutes leads to a forge. After crossing the bridge that joins both banks, continuing through very attractive landscape, we go up to the reservoir that supplies the mini power station. Coming to the ninth mill on the route, a small autochthonous forest makes the most interesting part of the pathway.