Redes Natural Park

Parc Natural de Redes is a protected landscape area that has been entered into the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Register. Tourists can visit the Campo de Caso Timber Museum and the Sabot Museum (wooden clogs formerly worn by poor peasants), as well as wander the network of 42 official hiking trails. Many species of wild animals live in the park, incl. deer, boars, roe deer, as well as wolves and brown bears.