Simple stone cross located on the sacramental road that leads to the Bamonde church complex. 

It was constructed in 1917 by a resident of Tribaldes, José Pereira Pereira, a stonemason by trade, who, observing that the village of Lamas had a stone cross, considered that Tribaldes deserved its own. He purchased a block of stone and erected the simple work we have before us, as related by Guillermo González Raviña in his book, Baamonde, Vaamonde! Su historia, sus gentes, viejos recuerdos (2010). The stone cross has a quadrangular pedestal, an octagonal shaft and is finished with a cross with chamfered arms and Florentine finials.