Hiking Routes in O Salnés

Are you a lover of routes? If during your stay in our Apartments in Rías Baixas you want to go deep into the Galician rural environment and discover its forests, nature and rivers… Your best option is to do one of these 5 Hiking Routes in O Salnés.

Whether you are an expert hiker or a first-time hiker. If you prefer a lush forest accompanied by the sound of the river, or if you prefer to see beautiful white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters… Here are some alternatives that will surely delight your eyes.

Adro Vello Route

The Adro Vello hiking route belongs to the Natural Network 2000, it has a great environmental value. It covers a distance of 3.1 kilometres and lasts approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. It is an easy route and suitable for the whole family or any type of visitor.

This is a route full of history. Its name comes precisely from the archaeological discovery of Adro Vello, an ancient Roman village located on the beach of O Carreiro. Only three metres above sea level, it has several interesting features. Its primitive church, for conservation reasons, currently occupies the temple of San Vicente.

During the route you will be able to perceive the most rural Galicia, passing by beaches of crystalline water and old salting factories. If you decide to do this walk, you will enjoy a 360º journey through the culture of the area.

Chanca River Route

The Chanca River Route is a good option for those who prefer to extend their walk a little. It covers a distance of 7 kilometres between the municipalities of Meis, Meaño and Sanxenxo. The route begins in the mountains of Santa María de Armenteira, its highest area. The path runs downstream until it reaches the mouth of the Chanca. It is of medium difficulty and lasts approximately 2 hours.

As Lagoas Route

The As Lagoas route is located between Sanxenxo and Vialonga. It is suitable for any type of visitor, has a distance of 3 kilometres and lasts approximately an hour and a half.

The willows are the most abundant tree in the area, and you will also be able to see numerous ducks that live around As Lagoas. The “telleiras” are one of the main attractions of this route, as they have turned O Salnés into a real craft museum.

If you would also like to do your route on horseback, this option is for you. Ask at reception about our nature activities in Rías Baixas.

We hope you liked our recommendation. If walking is not your thing and you prefer to spend a relaxing day, you can also discover The Best Beaches of Sanxenxo and The Best Beaches of O Grove.

Have you already done any of these routes?

Cheer up, it’s worth it!