Beamud viewpoint

Beamud is a small village in the mid-altitude hills, divided by the Arroyo de la Magdalena. The viewpoint, marked on the Park’s visitor map, takes in the houses, the stream valley and the pine forests covering the surrounding hills.

At the Noguerón de Beamud there is a tinada, a livestock shelter, one of the buildings that the Park guide identifies as traditional upland architecture, alongside lime kilns, where lime was made, and pegueras, pitch kilns where pitch was extracted.

Plan your visit

Before you travel

Beamud has no services. If walking, take water: the springs along the route are not drinkable.

Combine with

The PR-CU 112, a PR (short-distance trail), and the Fuente de los Pastores picnic area.