Highlights
- • Panoramic hiking trails
- • Native flora and fauna
- • Rural tranquility
- • Mountain landscapes
- • Fresh, pure air
description
Serra do Suído stands as a bastion of untouched nature in Galicia, offering mountainous landscapes that invite exploration and rest. Its hiking trails wind through valleys and peaks, revealing panoramas that capture the essence of rural serenity. Here, fresh air and birdsong are constant companions, while native flora paints the landscape with vibrant shades of green and gold. It is a destination…
Serra do Suído stands as a bastion of untouched nature in Galicia, offering mountainous landscapes that invite exploration and rest. Its hiking trails wind through valleys and peaks, revealing panoramas that capture the essence of rural serenity. Here, fresh air and birdsong are constant companions, while native flora paints the landscape with vibrant shades of green and gold. It is a destination that promises an immersive experience in nature, far from urban hustle and bustle.
"La naturaleza no es un lugar para visitar. Es el hogar." - Gary Snyder
Location
Guide - Serra do Suído
How to get there
Information on how to get to the region
To reach Serra do Suído, you can take the PO-5001 road from A Cañiza or the PO-261 from Covelo. Both routes offer panoramic views of the mountainous landscape. If traveling by public transport, local bus lines will bring you to these towns, from where you can continue by taxi or on foot.
Area Information
General information about the area
Although there are no visitor centers, the region has well-maintained trails and designated rest areas. It's advisable to bring water and supplies, as facilities are limited.
Geography
Geography and terrain characteristics
Serra do Suído stretches along the border between the provinces of Pontevedra and Ourense, reaching altitudes of up to 1,000 meters. Its landscapes are dominated by gentle mountains and deep valleys, offering stunning views.
Flora & Fauna
Flora and fauna of the region
The biodiversity of Serra do Suído is rich, with species like the Iberian wolf and the golden eagle. Spring is ideal for observing blooming flora, while autumn offers a spectacle of colors in the forests.
Activities
Is it necessary to book to visit Serra do Suído?
It is not necessary to book to visit Serra do Suído, as it is a natural area open to the public.
Are there marked hiking trails?
Yes, there are several marked hiking trails that will guide you through the mountainous landscapes.
Is camping allowed in Serra do Suído?
Yes, camping is allowed, but it's important to follow conservation rules and leave no waste.