Palso

Vila da Rª Brava

The Legend tells you what the arrows í mean and how the terms "right" and "left" are used.

Outline of Tracks
and  Classification

A typically Cape Verdean mule-track; steep double bends glued to the rocks, built the way they are made on the Island of Madeira where the art and tradition of street building stems from. The view over Vila da Rª Brava and the contra bruxa = "anti-witchcraft" flowers (campanula jakobea) show their dark blue colour.

Starting point is the bend of the main road through Cabeçalim between Alto António Miguel and Morro Cone Rocha. [CABE10] (600m) 100m uphill on the paved way ì leads to the pass [CABE11]. After the encounter with the first houses of Palso, [PALSO] the track continues on the ridge ì in order to meet the road. [PALS2] (210m)