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Five walking routes you must visit in Portugal

Sugar Mizzy February 23, 2022

Portugal is without anyone defined between sea and mountains, with landscapes that surprise. The pedestrian paths allow you to see this landscape up close. So, wear comfortable shoes and take a bottle of water and some energy bars with you after reading this article you will want to go on an adventure.

Byva Pavements – Aroca, Avir

Difficulty – Difficult

http://www.passadicosdopaiva.pt/en

Python trails are very popular in Portugal. With an extension of miles and seven hundred meters, the sidewalks are part of the Geopark in Aruka, in the district of Airo. On the way, you walk between Espiunka and Arenho. Hikers will be refreshed by the Piva River. The path is not round, so you can walk in either direction, whichever is most convenient for the climber. From the sidewalk, there is access to three river beaches, in addition to SOS telephones for pedestrians in case of an accident on the way. Along the way, you can see steep cliffs and many waterfalls. To access the tours, it is best to buy tickets online for €1. Reservation can be made for groups or individuals.

Fisherman’s Way – Costa Vicentina

Difficulty – Difficult

https://rotavicentina.com/en/walking/fishermens-trail/

The pedestrian route has a total of 226.5 km, divided into 13 levels. The route covered the entire Costa Vicentina. Hikers will be amazed by all the beauty of the Costa Vicentina. These stages can start in São Dorpes in the district of Sethupal and continue to Lagos in the Algarve. Of course, it’s not the goal to complete the path in one day. It is good to do one stage a day during 13 days of walking while contemplating the coastal beauty of the Costa Vicentina. On the official website of Rota Vicentina you can find all the stages of the existing fishing route. The paths are not recommended for those who are afraid or afraid of heights.

Pyoto Historic Village Paths – Arkansas, Coimbatore

Difficulty – Easy

Located in one of the oldest villages in Portugal, this route is about seven kilometers long and is characterized by a circular circuit between Pyoto. Along this route, hikers can admire the architecture of the Schist villages in central Portugal. The stone paths intersect, the stairs go up and down and, above all, they provide tranquility. In Piódão you can also enjoy a regional bar and others of interest in the small village of Piódão.

Port Wine Trail – Lamego, Visu

Difficulty – Medium

It’s again about eight miles into orbit. Although it is visited throughout the year, it is only in autumn that hikers can enjoy the seasonal colors in Alto Tur. In 2001, an area was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The access path until you find one of the banks of the river, from where the path will pass between the path between and other hidden paths that will surely find someone there. Departure and destination must be the city of Samodas. Do not walk on rainy days as the ground is slippery in some areas.

Pig Trail – Montegas, Carda

Difficulty – Medium

With a total of 11 kilometers on this trail, a circular route, the fauna and flora is one of the points to admire. With many autonomous species, this trail has a panoramic view of man-made creations, you can cross the jungle and you can also find some birds of prey. The most striking point of this trail is the Poço do Inferno Waterfall, which falls into a natural lagoon.

All these paths are protected in natural and protected areas. As it happens, it is important to protect ecological sites to protect the fauna and flora that live in these areas. Therefore, it is better not to smoke while traveling, as well as not to put debris on the floor.

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