Granja de Moreruela-Tábara

If you follow the signs, you will find yourself climbing a soft slope to then go down towards the river Esla, over the bridge of Quintos.

After 8 kilometres going uphill, you will reach the mountaintop with a great view over the area. From there, you go down across the Finca Val de la Rosa to continue on paved paths to the village of Faramontanos de Tábara, where you will find the 13th-century church of San Martín and its Romanesque sculpture of Jesus Christ in the altarpiece. At this point, twenty kilometres are already behind you. Thus, those who want to have a more relaxed section may spend the night here.

If you want to continue you need to get provisions and walk 5 more kilometres to Tábara, past the stream of Molino, to find the church of Santa María, an artistic and historic monument. You can also have a look at the statue of the local poet León Felipe in the Plaza Mayor, the façade of the Renaissance palace of the Marquis of Tábara, and the convent of La Asunción, which was used as a chapel for the palace.

This area still has many traditional buildings, traditional ovens to bake bread, farmyards, washhouses, river mills... and is home to many rare species such as vultures, Egyptian vultures, storks and otters.