Aguioncha, at 1,239 metres above sea level, is one of the most distinctive peaks on the eastern edge of the landscape visible from the Mirador do Pisco. Its profile forms part of the succession of mountain ranges connecting the Baixa Limia with the mountains of inland Ourense, creating a vast mosaic of granite landforms and open mountain landscapes.
The altitude favours the presence of heathland and grasslands that support a rich biodiversity and provide habitat for numerous species of birds and mammals. The panoramic view towards Aguioncha helps convey the scale of the protected territory and the natural continuity of the landscape beyond the boundaries of the Natural Park.
The view of this peak invites visitors to discover a landscape where geology, nature and tradition come together to create one of the most characteristic scenes of southern Galicia.
