Saleta PathA linear route returning along the same itinerary, which begins in Escuadro, at the place called Muíño de Varela (waterwheel) and ends at the foot of the Fervenza de Férveda waterfall.
Characteristics:
Linear itinerary.
A waterfall approximately 15.7 metres high, plus another one 4.8 metres high that flows out of the omergulleira pool, located in the upper course of the River Férveda-Escuadro, a tributary of the Toxa, in the place called Férveda, bordering the parishes of Escuadro and Xestoso. It forms part of the EuropeanNatura 2000 Network under the name Brañas de Xestoso, a Site of Community Importance.
Flora:
Riverside forest featuring native trees such as oaks, chestnut trees, alders, birches, willows and ash trees, hollies, laurel trees, royal and heterophilous ferns.
Fauna:
Falcons and crows.Pied wagtails, sparrows and swallows.Wild boar and field mice. Common trout in upper course. Dragonflies.
Ethnography:
- Community washing place built in 1952
- Rodicio waterwheels called: Muíño de Herdeiros, Muíño de Bataneiro, Muíño de Outeiro, Muíño das Carballeiras, Muíño da Regueira and Muíño de Varela.
