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This wild spot is currently inaccessible because a forbidden-entry sign blocks the road. When accessible, it offers very quiet surroundings, fresh air and views towards Lisbon and Sintra. The eastern approach is badly damaged, while the northern route has a 2.8m height limit because of trees.
From travellers' reviews
Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 53 days ago
Not accessible, forbidden to enter sign at the road
Good if you want peace and quiet, with a good view and fresh air.
‼️‼️‼️ Do not arrive or depart in an easterly direction‼️‼️‼️ The road is badly damaged; we lost a bumper and tore up the entire underbody. Otherwise, a beautiful and recommended spot.
I felt very safe during my one-night stay. I was the only one here, and there are several beautiful places to park. Very quiet, and I was not bothered by mosquitoes.
There are a couple feasible spots up on the hill, we were undisturbed all night, only a couple hikers and bikers in the morning. Road not too tricky either
Beautiful place; the approach is a bit rough, but 4x4 is not necessary. The view is excellent and it is peaceful at night :)
Beautiful place with a good view, but be careful: I entered via Capela de São Gonçalo as stated in the listing, but the road seems to have been badly damaged by rain, with large holes on the steep bends. Only experienced drivers with raised vehicles should attempt it. I left via Capela das Necessidades; it is quite steep, but seemed to be in better condition. Just drive carefully. Excellent place.
The access is a little difficult; there is a lot of motorcycle activity on Saturdays. Otherwise, it is fine.
A spot in the middle of nature, super peaceful. Access is somewhat difficult, as it is a track with quite a few steep sections. Plenty of room to park. The views over Lisbon are beautiful. Walking around the area is pleasant. Several cyclists and walkers passed by.
We wanted to drive up there with our VW Ocean, but only made it to before the last bend, where the vehicle started slipping. The road is not at all suitable for driving. It is very steep and the gravel road is badly damaged, probably by the recent rain.
A quiet place with views of Lisbon and, behind it, the Galé coast. It was very useful to spend the night here before arriving in Lisbon.
I stayed from Friday to Saturday. Very quiet, and nobody else was parked there—only us.