"Se vas ao Leboreiro non olvides levar a capa ao hombreiro" is a saying that reflects the harsh conditions of this route through the Sierra del Leboreiro and Cabreira, on the dry stripe between Galicia and Portugal. The route starts in the village of A Fraga, at an altitude of almost 1,000 metres, and climbs up to the Pía da Moura, a rock with a carved human figure. From there, it heads towards frame 31, at the top of Codesal (1,333 m), passing by Mota Grande and enjoying spectacular views. On the descent, near the Mina de los Escapados, stories of fugitives from fascist repression to Portugal are evoked. The route ends at the mills of Ponte Bedela, following the course of the river Fragoso. TO NOTE: - The best time to do this route is in spring, during the flowering season, or in October, avoiding the heat of summer. - In winter there may be snow from A Fraga. - Bring plenty of water, the natural springs may be dry. - The area is windy, so it is essential to wear suitable clothing according to the weather conditions. ELEMENTS OF INTEREST: A Fraga, a unique village, is home to an ethnographic site of great value, including one of the oldest granaries in Galicia. From here, the route climbs up to Penedo da Pía da Moura, a rock formation full of legends. The Marco 31 marks the Raya Seca, the historic border between Galicia and Portugal, while the Mota Grande offers unique views of the landscape. Wildlife enriches the experience, with the presence of free-roaming garranos horses and the presence of wolves. The viewpoint "A Solaina do Leboreiro" allows you to contemplate these natural wonders, while the mills of Baldemir evoke the past linked to water and Galician tradition. COMPLEMENTARY ACTIVITIES: The Porta de Lobeira Visitor Centre stands out for its dedication to ethnography and the figure of Xaquín Lorenzo "Xocas". The House of Xocas, the former residence of the illustrious ethnographer, now in ruins, is an obligatory stop. Near A Fraga, the Petroglyphs of Pena Franqueira allow you to explore the prehistoric legacy. For hiking enthusiasts, the Gran Ruta Transfronteriza Gerês-Xurés, the Vieiro das Mámoas, the Ruta de los Molinos de Pontevedela and the Roteiro dos Currais da Fraga are outstanding routes that combine history, landscape and tradition.