Trevinca facts for kids

Peña Trevinca, also known simply as Trevinca, is a tall mountain in northern Spain. It stands right where two important regions, Galicia and Castile and León, meet. This mountain is special because it's the highest point in both Galicia and the province of Zamora.

Quick facts for kids Peña Trevinca
A view of Peña Trevinca
Highest point
Elevation	2,127 m (6,978 ft)
Geography
Peña Trevinca Location in Spain
Location	Galicia & Castile and León
Parent range	Galician Massif
Climbing
First ascent	Unknown
Easiest route	From Sobradelo or A Veiga on the Galician side, or from Puebla de Sanabria on the Leonese side

Where is Peña Trevinca Located?

Peña Trevinca is part of the Galician Massif mountain range. It is located exactly where the Montes de León mountains meet the Galician Massif. This makes it a natural border between Galicia and Castile and León.

Protecting Birds at Peña Trevinca

The area around Peña Trevinca is very important for birds. It has a large area of 22,510 hectares that is a Special Protection Area. This means it's a protected place where many different kinds of birds can live safely. It helps to keep their homes safe and allows them to thrive.

See also

• In Spanish: Peña Trevinca para niños
• Serra do Eixe: This is another mountain range close to Peña Trevinca. It is also known as Sierra Segundera.
• Scrambling: This is a fun outdoor activity that is a mix of hiking and climbing. It often involves using your hands to help you move over rocky or steep parts of a mountain.