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Reserva Natural Integral de Muniellos

71 Reviews

#2 of 18 things to do in Cangas del Narcea

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Nature & Parks, Nature & Wildlife Areas

Cangas del Narcea, Spain

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“Beautiful and very steep!”

The reserve is part of the Biosphere, a protected area of forest that is simply beautiful. It is... read more

Reviewed 3 October 2017

NotOnTwitter

Cambridge, United Kingdom

via mobile

“Oak woods and nature at its best”

It is true you have to book in advance -for free- as they only allow 20 people a day at the heart... read more

Reviewed 4 July 2016

TeresaLopez4

Pontevedra, Spain

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4.5 71 reviews

Excellent76%
Very good16%
Average7%
Poor0%
Terrible1%

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NotOnTwitter

Cambridge, United Kingdom

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Reviewed 3 October 2017 via mobile

Beautiful and very steep!

The reserve is part of the Biosphere, a protected area of forest that is simply beautiful. It is reminiscent of the forests in Yosemite National Park, if you are familiar with those. It is near the village of Moal. Anyone can go to the visitors’...More

Date of experience: October 2017

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TeresaLopez4

Pontevedra, Spain

13967

Reviewed 4 July 2016

Oak woods and nature at its best

It is true you have to book in advance -for free- as they only allow 20 people a day at the heart of the nature reserve, but even without it you can experience its beauty and allure. On the one hand, you can try at...More

Date of experience: June 2016

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srayuso

Madrid, Spain

18561

Reviewed 24 October 2015

Nice walk, overprotected

Being a natural reserve, they overprotect it. Up to 20 people are allowed per day: great, you barely meet anybody along the way. Booking in advance is understandable and common in many reserves. However, putting a time limit to exit because the guy has to...More

Date of experience: October 2015

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