Stage
Chantada → Rodeiro
Ease of walking: Moderate: rolling hills and rural tracks with occasional short climbs.
Leaving the Minho corridor, the route heads into the Deza region toward Rodeiro, crossing uplands and passing through small hamlets and woodland patches. Pilgrims will notice a return to quieter country lanes and pastoral scenery.
Scenery
Pastoral hills, small oak woods and scatterings of traditional Galician hamlets.
Points of interest along the way
- • Village churches and traditional stone architecture in Rodeiro
- • Nearby forested trails and rural viewpoints
Water along the Camino
Pilgrims will find drinking water fountains (fuentes), public taps and springs in most villages and at points along the way. In summer and on remote stretches, carry enough water between stops as gaps can be long.
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