Arzúa – Ribadiso Medieval Bridge loop from Boente

Arzúa – Ribadiso Medieval Bridge loop from Boente

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Arzúa – Ribadiso Medieval Bridge loop from Boente

03:28

66.0km

1,220m

Road cycling

Hard road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 28, 2026

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Your route passes through a protected area

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ZEC Sobreirais do Arnego

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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314 m

A Saleta Fountain in Boente

Highlight • Structure

The A Saleta fountain has become a symbol of the pilgrim and many people stop at this point to cool off.
Boente is a small town where around 100 people live and which has several accommodations and a cafeteria.

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7.26 km

Melide Highlights: Stone Bridges, Church, and Pulpería Ezequiel

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Regional municipality of Camino de Santiago and EV routes (EuroVelo). Great midway place to eat and fill your bottles for the return trip

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25.9 km

Scenic Road from Vila de Cruces to Agolada

Highlight • Cycleway

Good road with little traffic from Vila de Cruces to Agolada

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35.0 km

Church of Vila de Cruces

Highlight • Religious Site

45.1 km

Portodemouros Reservoir

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Portododemouros Reservoir built at the end of the 1960s with the aim of regulating the flow of the Ulla River and, also, for the production of hydroelectric power. panoramic road around the reservoir

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55.7 km

Arzúa

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In Arzúa, the pilgrimage routes of the Camino Francés cross with those of the Camino del Norte. You will find many accommodation options here, but there will also be significantly more traffic on the Camino de Santiago from now on.

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59.1 km

Ribadiso de Baixo Hostel

Highlight • Mountain Hut

Already in the 15th century, there was a pilgrim hostel San Antón de Ponte de Ribadiso, which was restored in the 1990s and is now home again pilgrims on the way to Santiago.

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59.1 km

Ribadiso Medieval Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

The Ribadiso bridge is located next to the recreational area of the fluvial beach of the Iso river. Not only is the setting beautiful, but it also offers pilgrims a great opportunity to cool off and relax before moving on.

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