El más largo de los senderos de Gran Recorrido en Galicia discurre por todos los municipios de la Mancomunidad del Área Intermunicipal de Vigo. Son muy numerosos los atractivos medioambientales, atravesando parajes de gran belleza donde no faltan buenos ejemplos de arquitectura popular como los molinos de la Devesa, carballeira de Barragán, fraga y riberas de Couñago, foxo de lobos (antigua trampa para cazar estos animales), bosque de las riberas del río Borbén, el río Zamáns y los molinos de As Maquías, marismas del Miñor, la costa acantilada de Baiona, la fraga de Oliveira….Sin olvidarse de importantes construcciones que ayudan a interpretar la cultura de estas tierras, como el conjunto megalítico de Monte Penide y la mámoa del Rei, el castro de Chandebrito, el castillo de Soutomaior o edificios de singular factura como los pazos de Pegullal, Aballe y Picoña, en el municipio de Salceda de Caselas.
Los miradores de esta ruta otean los mejores rincones del sur de la provincia de Pontevedra. Siguiendo el sentido de las agujas del reloj nos encontramos con la ensenada de San Simón, el cañón del río Oitavén, el valle del río Borbén, ensenada de Baiona y la península de Monteferro con las islas Cíes como telón de fondo, pertenecientes al nuevo Parque Nacional marítimo-terrestre de las Islas Atlánticas. Las montañas manifiestan su presencia en las sierras de O Suído, O Galiñeiro y A Groba como silenciosos vigilantes del camino.
Los miradores de esta ruta otean los mejores rincones del sur de la provincia de Pontevedra. Siguiendo el sentido de las agujas del reloj nos encontramos con la ensenada de San Simón, el cañón del río Oitavén, el valle del río Borbén, ensenada de Baiona y la península de Monteferro con las islas Cíes como telón de fondo, pertenecientes al nuevo Parque Nacional marítimo-terrestre de las Islas Atlánticas. Las montañas manifiestan su presencia en las sierras de O Suído, O Galiñeiro y A Groba como silenciosos vigilantes del camino.
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Recent Trail Reports
| status | trail | date | condition | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acceso Sur Faro De Budiño | Feb 23, 2025 @ 9:20am Feb 23, 2025 | view | ||
| GR-58 Sendeiro das Greas-T7 | May 3, 2024 @ 11:01pm May 3, 2024 | view | ||
| Enlace GR-58 Chandebrito | Nov 12, 2023 @ 2:03am Nov 12, 2023 | view | ||
| GR-58 Sendeiro das Greas-T14 | Aug 13, 2022 @ 12:05am Aug 13, 2022 | view | ||
| GR-58 Sendeiro das Greas-T52 | May 8, 2022 @ 10:39pm May 8, 2022 | view |
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