22.10.2025
Iglesia de San Mamede de Pedornes
Along its 15-kilometre linear route, the trail crosses the parishes of Santa María de Oia, San Mamede de Pedornes, San Miguel de Viladesuso and Santa Uxía de Mougás, following forest paths that wind along the western slope of the mountain range. It is a low to moderate difficulty route, ideal for hikers and nature lovers who want to enjoy the landscapes and heritage that make Oia a unique place at a relaxed pace.
Petroglifo da Pedreira
Along the way, you’ll find natural viewpoints with stunning views over the Atlantic coast, groups of petroglyphs preserving the memory of the area’s earliest inhabitants, and remains of ancient fortified enclosures, among which the Castro de A Cabeciña stands out as one of the most important archaeological sites in the municipality. Each stop reveals a piece of the past, while the sound of the sea accompanies the walker throughout the journey.
Petroglifo de A Cabeciña
The route can be extended to around 20 kilometres if all the marked points are visited, so it is recommended to start at the Viewpoint of A Pedreira, on the road connecting Oia and Torroña. As it is a linear route, it is advisable to have vehicle support for the return, especially if you plan to end the day at Camping O Muíño, by the sea.
Viewpoint of A Pedreira
The Máxica de Oia route is not just a trail: it is a complete experience that connects the natural and historical heritage of the municipality. Walking among mountains, valleys and endless ocean views, you can feel the strength of a land where history blends with magic.
If you want to plan your route, you can see more details here and let yourself be carried away by this journey that captures the most authentic essence of Oia.
We suggest an ideal plan to discover the best of Oia, a municipality where the sea, the mountains and history come together. Whether you come with family, friends or as a couple, here you’ll find the perfect combination of tranquility, scenery and authentic experiences.
Among green hills and the constant murmur of water, Poza de Mougás is one of the most well-known natural treasures of Oia. Formed by the waters of the río Peito, it offers a landscape of great beauty where water flows down between rocks and vegetation, creating natural pools and waterfalls.