Paiva River

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The Paiva River is a scenic river in northern Portugal known for its pristine waters, rugged gorges, and the popular Paiva Walkways hiking route along its banks.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Paiva River canonical 4
Antuã River 1
Fervença River 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Portugal
country Portugal
crossedBy Arouca 516 pedestrian suspension bridge
flowsThrough Arouca municipality
linked to: Arouca Municipality

Castelo de Paiva municipality
Cinfães municipality
Moimenta da Beira municipality
Sernancelhe municipality
hasAward European tourism awards for Paiva Walkways
hasEcologicalStatus relatively well preserved
hasFeature granite outcrops
narrow canyons
river pools
sandy beaches
hasInfrastructure Paiva Walkways wooden boardwalk
hasTouristAttraction Arouca 516 bridge
Paiva Walkways
knownFor Paiva Walkways
biodiversity
geological interest
pristine waters
rugged gorges
white‑water rapids
languageOfToponym Portuguese
length approximately 112 km
locatedIn Aveiro District
Viseu District
northern Portugal
locatedInProtectedArea Arouca Geopark
mouthLocation Castelo de Paiva municipality
Douro River near Castelo de Paiva
nearbyCity Arouca
Castelo de Paiva
PaivaWalkwaysLength about 8.7 km
PaivaWalkwaysOpened 2015
partOf Douro river basin
sourceLocation Moimenta da Beira municipality
Serra de Leomil
tourismType adventure tourism
nature tourism
tributaryOf Douro River
usedFor kayaking
rafting
recreational fishing
white‑water sports

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Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Bragança hasRiver Fervença River
linked to: Paiva River
Douro basin hasTributaryRiver Paiva River
Ria de Aveiro receivesWaterFrom Antuã River
linked to: Paiva River
Arouca Municipality contains Paiva River