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The Sierra de Entzia mountain
range, which you can reach from Salvatierra over the Opacua
mountain pass, is formed by communal lands whose pastures
and woods are shared by several villages belonging to the
regions of Salvatierra and Campezo. Thanks to the efforts
of so many people over the ages, this mountain range is in
a magnificent state of conservation. It contains forests of
beech, enormous open fields such as Legaire, where horses
graze in semi-liberty, megalithic monuments such as the Menhir
de Itaida or the Cromlech de Mendiluze, caves and and refuges
for shepherds who are always ready to teach you something
if you stop to speak to them. The northern slopes are quite
steep, but those to the south from part of a small table land
which descends slowly and is easy to negotiate on foot or
by bicycle The crests that crown the Bayo are one of the favourite
places for lovers of hang-gliding and delta wing. |
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