The Footpath of Castanheiros em Flor, located in the Parish of Outeiro, begins in the Largo da Capela de S. Roque, where you can see a niche of Alminhas dating from 1927. From there, follow in the direction of the Tua line , then take the Outeiro street and cross the main road to the side of the playground. From here, the route continues among chestnut trees, were not this one of the main economic activities of the parish. When converging on an asphalt road, it follows on the right, then taking a new dirt road. When you pass the railway line again, you will quickly reach the "Boixardão" chapel. Then take the direction of the village of Freixeda, from which it follows, also by rural ways, of return to Salsas.

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Thursday, February 21, 2019
Visit the Chestnut Footpath in Flor - Outeiro (Bragança)
Etiquetas:
Alminhas,
Bragança,
Chapels,
District of Bragança,
Outeiro (Bragança),
Pedestrian rails,
Railway Lines,
Trás-os-Montes,
Tua Line
Saturday, January 12, 2019
Visit the railroad of Minas da Ribeira - Coelhoso
The Ribeira Mine Trail starts in Coelhoso, the route descends to the Ribeira de Viveiros, always by a wide road and overlooking the Santa Bárbara Chapel (the patron saint of the miners), and to the Ribeira Mines.
With about 150 years of history, this mine had ups and downs in its exploration. Its golden period was during the Second World War, when it employed about 2,000 people to extract wolfram.
When you pass the Ribeira, you start the ascent to Parada. As we proceed, we begin to observe extensive olive groves, olive groves and livestock being one of the main economic activities of these parishes. Already in the village of Parada we cross the Primary School Street, then take the direction of the Shrine of Our Lady of Carmo. The return to Rabbit is made by rural routes in agricultural area.
With about 150 years of history, this mine had ups and downs in its exploration. Its golden period was during the Second World War, when it employed about 2,000 people to extract wolfram.
When you pass the Ribeira, you start the ascent to Parada. As we proceed, we begin to observe extensive olive groves, olive groves and livestock being one of the main economic activities of these parishes. Already in the village of Parada we cross the Primary School Street, then take the direction of the Shrine of Our Lady of Carmo. The return to Rabbit is made by rural routes in agricultural area.
Etiquetas:
Bragança,
Coelhoso,
District of Bragança,
Pedestrian rails,
Ribeiras,
Trás-os-Montes
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