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We start this route in Baio from where we take the river promenade towards the Carballeira Municipal.
\nAt this point we will be able to observe the twisted shapes that the trunks of these trees have taken, giving a mysterious air to this place.
\nThis does not mean that it is also an ideal place to rest.
\nWe start the path again bordering the Rio Grande for a stretch that allows us to observe the scenic beauty of this environment and contemplate the rocky islets of the river, some linked by wooden walkways. <\/p>\n
The path gives way to an asphalted section (in front of the institute and until we reach the football field) after which we will find a mill that is still in operation today.
\nWe return to the road until we reach the regional road that connects Baio and Zas.
\nWe cross the Grande River and after turning right we arrive at the Pedra Vix\u00eda recreational area.
\nThis is located in a place formerly occupied by a sawmill.
\nIt is the right place to make a new stop and enjoy this place, where the bridges invite us to be crossed and the space to be explored.
\nIf we continue up the river we will find several waterfalls and mills until we reach the stone remains of A Pedra Vix\u00eda.
\nA dolmen that marks the end point of the route and from where we can return to Baio by making the route in reverse bordering the Rio Grande. <\/p>\n
An ideal route to enjoy nature and the outdoors, the sound of the river and its bridges and footbridges.
\nYou should not miss the mill in operation in the recreational area of Pedra Vixia. <\/p>\n
From Bamio we can explore the territory of Zas and we propose to discover the works carried out by the Amigos do Li\u00f1o association recovering instruments, tools and clothing made with this fabric.
\nIf we continue to want to walk, we must follow the recently approved Zas Water Route. <\/p>\n
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