This day is characterized by the following of old paths, we will recre- ate the movements between locations in the river Lor valley . We will hike on trails that have long been in disuse, which at the bottom of the valley unite Folgoso do Caurel with Seoane do Caurel. We will pass by small places, now uninhabited and, an old blacksmiths shop, that from the 15th to the beginning of the 20th century forged the valuable iron found in the slopes of these mountains. Ore al- ready explored since the Roman occupation in this remote region of Galicia. Inc: Lunch Box Dinner

Devesa de Paderne, is an area of woods and chestnut groves, a place of shade and great beauty. The day hike takes place on paths that lead to abandoned places and others almost deserted. Some of these date back to before the Roman occupation. Others like Vi- lasibil have houses from the 13th century, still inhabited today. Here the chestnut tree is still a source of livelihood. And in many places we see ruins of how they used to treat it. The ruins of the Casio de Brio, and the impressive view over the val- ley are another attraction, before returning to the starting point. Inc: Lunch Box Dinner

One hike that takes us to an old mine in the open sky, a gold mine. This was a 2000 year old place of prospecting on the part of the Ro- mans. On the way we will pass by small chapels and alvarizas (protection against the bears). The landscape over the valley is amazing and highlights this place, full of calm. The villages perched on the green slopes give a more humane and deceptive tone. Today they are mostly ghosts villages and proof of the difficult past of this area. As it is still today. In late afternoon transfer to Santiago de Compostela Inc: Lunch Box,