Mount Enxameado Nature · Curtis, Betanzos, A Coruña A 602-metre summit, the highest point in the municipality of Curtis and a natural boundary with the neighbouring municipalities of Vilasantar and Sobrado, on whose slopes the Cabalar river rises. The summit is reached by the DP-3201 road, between Curtis and Santaia, where there is a geodetic vertex and two mobile-phone antennas. In 1980 two mámoas were found on the mountain, one barely 20 metres from the summit and the other 250 metres away. On a granite landscape covered with mixed stands of eucalyptus, pine, oak and chestnut, waters from its surroundings also flow down toward the Mandeo, Mendo and Deo rivers, and at the top there is a viewpoint from which much of the municipality and the neighbouring Serra da Cova da Serpe can be seen. Photo: Ajuanta (CC0) What to see and do in Curtis