A Curota, Mountain summit in Pobra do Caramiñal, Spain
A Curota is a mountain in the O Barbanza range reaching 596 meters in elevation, standing between the Muros and Noia estuaries and the Arousa estuary. The peak consists of granite formations that shape its distinctive appearance and structure.
The mountain was designated as a Natural Site of National Interest in 1993, acknowledging its geological importance and landscape value. This protection status ensures the preservation of its natural features and ecological balance.
The O Alto de Lagoa viewpoint holds a statue honoring Ramón María del Valle-Inclán, a renowned Spanish author from the region. This memorial reflects how deeply this landscape has inspired creative minds over time.
The summit is accessible via multiple hiking trails of varying difficulty, with the main route beginning from the AC-7301 road. Wear sturdy footwear and be prepared for changing weather conditions depending on the season.
The mountain slopes contain natural pools and water basins created by the Pedras River, with small waterfalls connecting each basin. These water features offer hikers an unexpected refreshing spot during their walk.
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