Cascata do Arado Started off in the wrong direction above the cascade. Walk uphill and not along the path. So we walked back. Main part of the walk is marked with cairns, small part is along GR1.
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- Close to the starting point there is a nice bar - on the trail you can find some cows and horses - half of the trail gos through forest and another half through a round (almost all the time in a shadow)
Great views on waterfall, being shorts for a quick swim in the spring and summer.
5***** day. Around the reservoir and then alongside the river through a forest. Once in Spain the dissent is largely through a scrub forest, but after Baños it gets nicer again. There’s a lovely stopping point with table...
Beautiful, but at times challenging path. Load the trail before since there is little to no reception.
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A moderate circular trail of 10.49 kms. We started by parking at the "Igreja de São Julião de Passos", with a cafe close by. The Direction that we moved gave us the Steepest climb for 1.8 kms near the beginning of the ...
Route PR-7 in National Park of Geres, Portugal. The path is well signposted and very easy, no technical difficulties. Could be in category of "walking". Starts from the main road, just after village of Seara. First goes...
Trail in the heart of the Serra da Cabreira starting and ending in the village of Torrinheiras where you find one restaurant. Take in the views on the mountains of Gerês, Alvão, Marão and Barroso. Pass the stunning mirad...
Route throughout the old Tâmega Railway between Arco de Baúlhe and Livração (connection with Douro line). This route was sponsored by Mr. Cavaco Silva and Mr. José Sócrates.
Mariz - Barca do Lago, Esposende, rio Cávado, Cavado river. Quite difficult activity. I don't recommend for a beginner level of stand up paddle. During night only with organized group, security and accompanied by a sh...
Three day hike, very well marked, beautiful scenery along the way, passing through small remote villages and some of the last remaining oak forests in this region, strongly recommended! Day 1 - Várzea Cova - Mós (16 k...
Beautiful hike mostly through forests, following the levada de víboras with its old mills and passing through the mountain village of Busteliberne. Start and end at the picnic spot of Moinhos de Rei. Just before the end ...
Start and end in the village of Uz, passing the village of Samão. Beautiful panorama's in between these two authentic and remote villages belonging to municipality of Cabeceiras de Basto. You see old stone signposts and ...
Access to the top consider it Difficult to Very Difficult- be aware that the last few meters must be made only if you don't care for vertigo issues; and for all the others, only without rain (very dangerous if rock is we...
The Caminho da Geira is only signposted for hikers. I have tried to stay as close to the walking route as possible on cycleable routes. There is information about the Caminho da Geira on the web. E.g. "https://www.deb...
We walked from the outskirts of Braga to Malgaço: Braga -> Caldelas Caldelas -> Campo de Gerês Campo de G -> Lobios Lobios -> Castro Laboreiro Castro L -> Melgaço We stayed in hotels along the way and walked most days...
Trail has been washed out by water in some parts. Middle part is through a former forest destroyed by fires. Interesting in itself, but definitely different as in pre-fire descriptions.
From the Spanish-Portuguese boarder down a small path in the forest down all the way till we hit the stream. There some splashing about and then walking up the stream again until a rather steep climb up back towards the ...
Despite the many warnings I have received, I got on the wrong Caminho leaving town. You’ll be able to see it clearly on my tracks.
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At the beginning of the route you have to sweat a little) It's 30% of the whole distance. The remaining 70% of the route, quite easy and species. I highly recommend it.
Distance: 69.7km (04:37)Moving time: 04:19Average speed: 15.1km/hAvg. Speed Mov.: 16.1km/hMax. Speed: 46.5km/hMinimum altitude: 5mMaximum altitude: 160mAscent speed: 654.2m/hDescent speed: -904m/hElevation gain: 1168mEle...
There were beautiful sights, all sorts of landscapes and marks along the way made it pretty easy to follow. There were a couple places with ice cold water that made it all better, try it!
Route with a lot of Dead ends ( too heavy). due to risk involved with one Jeep in swallow and deep river beds. Rest a lot of asphalt and easy tour offroad through Forrest.
In Portugal there is trend to transform the old deactivated railway lines into cycling paths. This is one of the oldest ones, still transformed in the '90s. Ideal place to go with family or friends and spend a nice Su...
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