Visiting Peneda-Gerês National Park for the first time can be challenging. The park is larger than you might expect, and many attractions require time—whether hiking trails, reaching waterfalls, or simply taking in the scenery. Our complete Gerês guide lists 35 must-see spots, and there’s still so much more to discover. But sometimes, there’s not enough …
The Rota da Caniça (PR10 Seia) was one of the most surprising hiking trails we’ve encountered recently. We had never heard of this trail before, but the Serra da Estrela Interpretation Center in Seia recommended it as an excellent winter option, as it is at a lower altitude and, therefore, snow-free. After completing the trail, …
The Vizela Boardwalks are one of the newest attractions in Minho, quickly becoming popular among both locals, who use them for running and walking, and visitors, who can explore a hidden side of Vizela and the northern coastal region of Portugal. This is a linear path, meaning that you must retrace your steps to return …
The Camino de Hierro (Tunnels Route) is one of Spain’s most well-known and popular trails. It’s also extremely popular among Portuguese hikers, so we made an exception and published this article. Although officially inaugurated only in 2022, it was already well-known to many due to its spectacular and grand nature. In this article, we explore …
The hike of Águia do Sarilhão is quite curious, as it alternates between some of the most beautiful landscapes in Portugal and long stretches on the side of the road. Furthermore, passing by the Vilarinho da Furna dam is ideal for those who like to combine hiking with diving on river beaches and natural lagoons. …