History & culture
A section of the old Roman road across the Gerês, linking Braga and Chaves.
Places to visit
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Places to discover in the region, with direct route links that open in Google Maps.
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History & culture
The former community village was submerged by the reservoir; traces may appear when water levels fall.
Nature
A Galician thermal spa known for its mineral waters and thermal pools.
Waterfalls & water
A series of small waterfalls on the Homem River, near the Spanish border.
Waterfalls & water
A series of waterfalls along the Arado River, among rocky outcrops in the heart of the Gerês.
Waterfalls & water
A mountain waterfall near Pincães village, framed by greenery and rock.
History & culture
A sanctuary dedicated to Saint Benedict and one of the Gerês region’s main pilgrimage sites.
Viewpoints
A viewpoint with open views over the mountains and Caniçada Reservoir.
Nature
A landscaped park in the village of Gerês, next to its historic thermal spa complex.
Viewpoints
A panoramic viewpoint over Caniçada Reservoir and the valleys of the Gerês.
Viewpoints
A scenic spot to take in the Gerês landscape and Caniçada Reservoir.
Nature
The dam on the Cávado River created Caniçada Reservoir, surrounded by mountain scenery.
Viewpoints
A viewpoint in the Fafião area, overlooking the mountain landscape and valley.
Waterfalls & water
A river beach on the banks of Caniçada Reservoir, surrounded by Gerês scenery.
Viewpoints
A scenic swing in the Vieira do Minho area, surrounded by mountain views.
Nature
A leisure area in Vieira do Minho associated with old mills and green surroundings.
Viewpoints
A panoramic swing in the Cabreira mountains, with views across the hills.
Nature
A mountain village in Montalegre, known for its communal traditions and Santa Maria Monastery.
History & culture
A medieval bridge over the Rabagão River in a gorge of waterfalls and rock formations; also known as the Devil’s Bridge.
Waterfalls & water
A 19-metre waterfall on the Gerês River, visible from the EN308-1 road or the Preguiça Trail.
History & culture
A single-arch bridge over the Cávado, built in 1908 and an early reinforced-concrete bridge in Braga district.
Travel times and access conditions can change. Check the route and local notices before setting off.