Cespon's route

·Start
-Cespón Church
-San Vicente
-Cespón Crossroad
-San Roque
-Cespón
-Bar Mato
-Loreto’s chapel
Date: 19th Century
-Petroglyph goat stone
·We eat
-Bar Uncle Pepe
-Sand Dock Enough (punta da area basta)
-Archaeological center of Barbanza
-Neixon’s Hotel
-Rianxo’s cove
·We snack
-Garamelo road
-Beluso river
-Church of San Vicenzo de Cespón
·We finish
This route starts at Cespon Church. It’s a big beautiful building. Near the church there is a parking and an old school where now people meet to do different actvities. Here you can get some water.

Turn left at the Cespon Crossroad and go straight ahead until you reach a chapel (Loreto’s chapel), with the date of the 19th Century, it is a small chapel, at the same time it is very old. We continue through the forest tracks until we find the Petroglyph goat stone, the Petroglyph goat stone. This petroglyph is in the highest part of an inclined granite outcrop. In it we can see two figures of zoomorphs, it’s very interesting, after visiting it, we will stop eating at a picnic, when we finish eating, we will go to Sand Dock Enough, going through the Bar Uncle Pepe, very familiar and cozy place.
When we arrive the Sand Dock Enough we can find the old port of Cespón that was used to fish, it is very old, but also very nice, then we will go to the Archaeological center of Barbanza, a place small but with accurate information. It has a representation of a real-size hut very careful, and another of the petroglyphs do Moucho that clarifies its representation and location.
Our next stop will be the Rianxo’s cove, where on the way we will find a nice and quiet hotel (Neixon's hotel), once in the Rianxo’s cove we will be in a very stone little beach, where we will stop for a snack, when we finish to eat a snack we will go to the Garamelo Road, which is close to Beluso river, it is a long river but not very wide, it has abundant fauna and it is usually quite calm, and the we will go to the Cespon Church, the place where we started, therefore this route starts where it ends, and this is the end of the route.