A river that is born on the Estrela Mountain and flows to the Alva river, in Alvôco das Várzeas, in the parish of Oliveira do Hospital. It measures 37 km and has two tributaries, the Lorigo Brook and the Piodães Brook.

Earth-fill dam located on the Ribeira de Meimoa, within the Serra da Malcata Nature Reserve. The Sabugal and Meimoa dams are connected, supplying water for the hydro-agricultural development of Cova da Beira.

As the name suggests, this hiking trail will allow you to spot deer. The trail follows a path through lush vegetation, where you'll be in full contact with nature and the hidden corners of the Serra da Lousã.

Leisure area located in the Castro Laboreiro area, with views of Serra da Peneda. The space is large and has a picnic area with several stone benches and tables, as well as a children's playground and a sports center.

A village located on the foothills of the Gardunha and Estrela mountains and on the valley of the Cova da beira. It has some manors that are worth a look. It still has traditional activities, such as folkloric groups, philarmonia bands and drumming groups.

This pedestrian trail, about 2100 metres long, begins and ends at the village's centre. There are areas that coincid with the Trilho da Serra, but the walking is done in the opposite direction. Along the trail there are some pic-nic areas.

The viewpoint is located in the Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora da Penha, from where you can enjoy a wonderful view of the village of Alva and the Serra de Montemuro.

Pedestrian path with beginning and end in Malveira da Serra, via Janes, Valley of Horses, river of Mule, Oleaster, Alcorvim and yellow stone. Along the way you can enjoy the richness of its fauna and flora.

Small pedestrian path route, signaled, held at Serra da Nogueira, more precisely in the parishes of Carrazedo and Zoio. It is recommended to be carried out in the spring, when offers great weather and a great diversity of plants in flower.

Located in the heart of the Serra da Cabreira, among magnificent steep rocks, the Salamonde dam allows for the practice of sports with restrictions. It is a vault-type dam on the Cávado River.