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Canuda Park – Fillaboa Medieval Bridge loop from Salvaterra de Miño

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Canuda Park – Fillaboa Medieval Bridge loop from Salvaterra de Miño

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Canuda Park – Fillaboa Medieval Bridge loop from Salvaterra de Miño

03:30

40.5km

700m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 17, 2026

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Rio Minho

ZEC Río Tea

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Train Station

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1.09 km

Canuda Park

Highlight • Rest Area

Great recreational park in front

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2.97 km

Fillaboa Medieval Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Medieval bridge over the Tea on the side of the vineyards of Fillaboa

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25.0 km

The Condado region, is full of Roman buildings, bridges and ruins. The Roman villa found in the parish of Angoares, a short distance from Ponteareas was an active township in its day and has a great deal of historic ruins. It is thought that a Roman road passed through here, perhaps the XIX, on connecting Bracara Augusta (Braga in Portugal) with Asturica Augusta (Astorga).

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29.0 km

Bridge of the Partitions

Highlight • Bridge

Although its origin is quite possibly Roman, the bridge shows many medieval characteristics. The bridge has undergone serious modifications throughout history, especially in the 14th and 15th centuries.

Many legends surround the old bridge. In one, the bridge was the meeting place for a gang of thieves who gathered here to "split" the booties. Another is the story of a group of knights who departed from here to other places to fight against the Moors. Another tells us that seven brothers gathered here (Asunción, Lucía, María de la O, Marta, Amaro, Blas and Cibrán) who decided to preach the word of Christ. Their work of preaching and doing good was so great that when they died, seven mountains grew over their bodies. They are honored by seven chapels in area towns (Pesqueiras, Ganade, Picoña, Ribarteme, Lira, Areas, Guláns).

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32.8 km