The start and ending of this trail are at the Chapel of Saint Maria do Monte. It is a small trail, 13.3 km long, that lasts about three hours. It crosses the Freita mountain, accompanies the valley and the Urtigosa river, the village of Ameixieira and other places too.

This is a five storeys building: on the first floor is the “Salão dos Poetas”, with an exemplar décor, with medallions with the pictures of famous writers on the ceiling (Homero, Virgilio, Poppe, Camões). On the walls are five medallions representing the royal family on the reign of Dona Maria I.

Chapel of longitudinal plant simple and religious architecture. Features of Mannerist altarpiece, painted the fake marmoreados style – this being a notable example of local artistry.

Old fortification dating from the 18th century, of which only some ruins remain. The entire complex was built in stone masonry, except for the area next to the sea, built in reinforced concrete. Inside, there are remains of an old lime kiln, dating back to the end of the 19th century.

Wine production farm deployed on mild slopes shale soils. In overtime of the House there is a romantic garden, with beds of large trees. The fifth has no Chapel, but the owner's House integrates an oratorio. Serves as a House of rural tourism.

In the Museum restaurant of Chanfana no mistake. In the biological Park of Serra da Lousã, at the gates of Miranda do Corvo, homage to traditional regional cuisine, based on the old goat meat, pork and still in the hunt and fishing. Potential controversies aside, the region is assumed as "capital of chanfana. The space, modern and effective, recounts the history and tradition of this area of Portugal and features dishes like chanfana, negalhos, wedding soup and sweet nabada originating in the monastery of Santa Maria de Semide. Furthermore, the restaurant of Chanfana Museum is the only place where you …

Library working at the Santa Clara Convent.

A belvedere with views of the Santa Bárbara mountain.

Church probably built in the 12th century, being rebuilt in the 19th century, reusing the materials from the destroyed Chapel of Nossa Senhora dos Milagres. Inside, there is a chapel dedicated to the sacred heart of Jesus and side altarpieces dedicated to Nossa Senhora do Rosario and Santa Luzia.