A small cable car takes visitors up to the picturesque hamlet of Curzútt with its stone-paved paths. From there, a hike of about an hour leads through a chestnut forest and past rock formations to the Tibetan bridge. The wooden bridge is 270 metres long and, at its highest point, spans around 130 metres above the valley down to the river. Along the way, fire salamanders and old stone buildings can be discovered.
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