Entrimo has the same two supermarket chains as Lobios — a Spar and an Aliprox — and several establishments that will stamp credentials (look for the sticker on the door). A stone rococo church is the highlight of the town, with an ornate facade that seems out of proportion to the size of the village.
The town has a pleasant, lived-in feel and enough services to make it a reasonable overnight stop. If you need supplies, don't pass on the opportunity — the next stretch is remote.
Entrimo's municipality spans the Baixa Limia, a region that has been a borderland for centuries. The area's strategic position between Portugal and Galicia made it a center for both trade and smuggling. The ornate church speaks to the wealth that passed through here, even if the population has always been modest.
After recrossing the border back into Portugal, waymarking is poor and GPS tracks are needed. After passing (but not crossing) a medieval bridge and joining a paved road about 3 km from Castro Laboreiro, there are two options: the more direct route on the road, or a 5.7 km alternative on a path — the beginning of which is signposted on the other side of the road.
