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Wise Pilgrim APPCorcubion is a historic fishing port that wraps around a small bay, and it has more character than its size suggests. The Iglesia de San Marcos anchors the town, and the stone houses that climb from the waterfront retain a quiet, maritime dignity.
Be mindful of the arrows: the camino bears right shortly after the road begins to ascend. It does not continue along the main road but shortcuts over the hills behind town. If you lose the arrows, head for the Iglesia de San Marcos. With the water at your back, leave the square from the rear left corner. You'll find a narrow rocky trail with tall walls on either side -- follow it uphill, and within a kilometer you'll pass through Vilar and reach the picnic area at San Roque.
