Upcoming trips
Welcome to Cape Verde (CV). You will arrive at CV International Airport in the city of Praia. Enjoy two wonderful weeks of hiking on four different islands, an immersive experience exploring this independent country, an archipelago in the South Atlantic off the West coast of Africa. A former Portuguese colony, it is a stable democracy with strong economic ties to Europe and a culture derived from that relationship and its proximity to the diverse cultures of its African neighbours.
The tour duration is 2 weeks. The hiking routes have been carefully designed to offer the best walks on each of the four top islands for trekking. Along these trails, you will climb volcanic hills, in & out of deep valleys, terraced farming, vineyards, “grogue” production, various plantations, hug cliff-top coastal paths, enjoying stunning views & scenery while also immersing in the life & culture.
Santiago island. Arrive on Day 1. Stay 4 nights in a hotel**** in Praia. 3 super walks.
Fogo island. Fly there. 3 nights in a homestead. 2 walks, a crater and a volcano.
São Vicente island. Fly there. Night 8+13 in hotel****. Ferry to Santo Antao.
Santo Antão island. Ferry there. 4 nights in hotel****. 4 great walks.
Return flight from São Vicente Day 14 to Praia, Santiago island. Tour ends.
Embark on an unforgettable 8-day adventure through the stunning landscapes of Madeira. This tour offers a perfect blend of breathtaking mountain hikes, serene Levada trails, and rugged coastal walks, showcasing the island’s rich natural beauty. From traversing the dramatic peaks of Pico Ruivo and Pico Areeiro to exploring lush Laurisilva forests, hidden waterfalls, and idyllic villages, you’ll experience the essence of Madeira at every step. With options to suit different hiking levels, this journey caters to both seasoned trekkers and leisurely walkers. Relax with scenic vistas, swim in natural volcanic pools, and savour the island’s local flavours in charming towns like Porto da Cruz and Curral das Freiras.
Whether you’re seeking adventure or tranquillity, this tour promises an immersive experience in one of Portugal’s most beautiful archipelagos.
Depending on your brief, we can facilitate “A” walkers with more challenging options such as mountain hut combinations, “B” walkers with shorter walks with more peaks & “C” walkers comfortable walks featuring areas of historic or cultural interest. The choice is yours, just let us know in advance.
FAMOUS FOR BEING A NATURAL WONDER OF THE WORLD, PATAGONIA IS HOME TO SOME OF THE
MOST PRISTINE AND UNTOUCHED REGIONS ON THIS PLANET.
OVERFLOWING WITH BREATHTAKING MOUNTAIN SCENERY, PATAGONIA IS KNOWN FOR ITS SINGULAR, RUGGED LANDSCAPES OF COBALT-BLUE GLACIERS, JAGGED PEAKS, SWEEPING STEPPE, AND ANCIENT FORESTS.
Wherever you choose to start your trip, you must ensure that you arrive in Puerto Natales to join the tour group, preferably before 5 p.m.
SUMMARY
La Isla Bonita
Sharp ridges, unique plants, spectacular peaks, dense forests, and landscapes from the age of dinosaurs. All of this comes together on La Palma, a young island that shelters several worlds. Also known as the Green Island or the Beautiful Island due to its lush vegetation, La Palma is located in the northwestern part of the Canary Islands archipelago. The uniqueness of its ecosystems, which harbour exclusive species of flora and fauna, led to its designation as a World Biosphere Reserve. The volcanic nature of the island stands out, as it is volcanoes that shape its spine from north to south, making possible the abundance of fresh water it boasts, in the form of springs, streams, and even small rivers, making it the only Canary Island with this valuable resource.
A PARADISE FOR HIKERS
The natural richness it holds, the mild climate, and the well-developed trail network make the island an ideal destination for hiking all year round. The Caldera de Taburiente, the popular “roques” (rocky monoliths) such as Roque de los Muchachos, which at 2,426 meters is the highest point on the island, its famous sea of clouds, the springs of Marcos and Cordero, and the laurel forest in the Natural Park of Las Nieves, are some of the places we will visit and never forget.
THE Caldera de Taburiente NATIONAL PARK
The area of the Caldera de Taburiente was declared a National Park in 1954, becoming the second protected area in the Canary Islands to receive this designation, after Teide National Park in Tenerife, and the fourth in Spain. The geological formation of the Caldera is considered the most iconic natural wonder of the island. The species that predominates and shapes the landscape is the Canary pine, which is remarkable for its ability to withstand fires thanks to its millennia-long adaptation to the flames caused by volcanic eruptions: its bark burns, but it continues to live internally. Inside the caldera, the laurel forest is also present, known in the Canary Islands as "monte verde" (green forest), which is of great ecological importance as it condenses the generous mists that provide water to the island.
2021 ERUPTION
On September 19, 2021, two fissures opened in the area known as Cabeza de Vaca, marking the beginning of what has been, to date, the longest recorded historical eruption, which ended on December 13, 2022. One of our groups, which had been there since the previous day, was a privileged witness to this event that has changed the island's landscape, destroying homes and farmland belonging to thousands of families in the municipality of El Paso.
La Rioja, nestled in northern Spain, is renowned for its exquisite wines and stunning landscapes, making it an ideal destination for both hiking and biking enthusiasts.
Here's an overview of what you can expect:
Hiking:
Biking:
San Sebastian.
We will culminate in San Sebastian for a delicious exploration of its famous pintxos bars. San Sebastian, also known as Donostia in the Basque, is a picturesque coastal city located in the Basque Country region of Spain. It's renowned for its stunning beaches, rich culture, and exquisite cuisine. The city is a paradise for food lovers, being home to numerous Michelin-starred restaurants and pintxo bars.
If you're seeking a leisurely stroll through vineyards or a gentle mountain bike ride, La Rioja offers a plethora of outdoor adventures amidst breathtaking scenery and rich cultural heritage.
EXPLORING ANDALUSIA: HIKING TRIP THROUGH ANDALUSIA’S NATURAL PARKS
A JOURNEY THROUGH ANDALUSIA’S NATURAL WONDERS
Embark on an unforgettable adventure through the breathtaking landscapes of Andalusia, Spain. This journey will take you through the rugged mountains, deep gorges, and ancient forests of some of the region's most spectacular natural parks.
From the historic town of Ronda, perched dramatically above the El Tajo gorge, you’ll explore diverse hiking routes ranging from challenging ascents to relaxing valley walks, surrounded by awe-inspiring views. Marvel at the towering Spanish firs in Sierra de las Nieves, traverse the iconic Caminito del Rey along sheer cliff walls and discover the serene plains of the Llanos de Líbar. Each day presents a new adventure, whether it’s summiting peaks like Pico Torrecilla and Pico Aljibe or walking through the peaceful oak forests of Grazalema Natural Park, which is rich in wildlife.
As the trip progresses, you’ll move from the mountain highlands to the coastal beauty of Cádiz, where you can relax on golden beaches or continue exploring with a scenic coastal hike. With accommodation in charming towns like Ronda and Conil de la Frontera, this adventure offers the perfect balance between nature and culture, giving you time to soak in the history and traditions of Andalusia.
Whether tackling the demanding climbs or enjoying more leisurely paths, this trip offers something for every adventurer, with landscapes that are as diverse as they are stunning.
Join us for an incredible journey filled with nature, history, and the vibrant spirit of southern Spain.
We also stay at Parador Nacional de Ronda, a fantastic hotel with magnificent views and a restaurant.
Depending on your brief, we can facilitate “A” walkers with more challenging options, “B” walkers with shorter walks with more peaks & “C” walkers with comfortable walks featuring areas of historic or cultural interest. The choice is yours. Just let us know in advance.
“HIKING THE SERRA TRAMUNTANA & PENNINSULA FORMENTOR IN MALLORCA ISLAND”
This tour is ideal for hillwalkers with a good level of fitness & recent experience walking at grade A or B.
In the Serra de Tramuntana, nature has created beauty spots that are unique in the world and essential for understanding Mallorca. Landscapes that have become an island emblem, like the peninsula of Sa Foradada, the beach of Sa Calobra, the Torrent de Pareis canyon, the dramatic cliffs of Formentor, the singular upwelling of water at Ses Fonts Ufanes in Campanet.
This program of walks aims to explore the whole of Serra de Tramuntana. It will include an exceptional walk—El Camino del Faro (lighthouse) de Formentor—which is not specifically in the Serra but is a route of sheer beauty.
The Serra is situated along the North coast of Mallorca. It is a mountainous region, steep, precipitous with the highest peaks of the island. A region steeped in culture, its landscape
honed & developed by man over many centuries. It was declared a protected region in 2011.
The total distance we cover over the full week will be about 87km, with a cumulative height gain of 4,895m. Although some of the walks we do intertwine with the GR 221 walk, we have designed our walks to be exclusive to our program.
While the walk program indicated suggests all the walks are Level A, the nature & design of the traverse of Serra Tramontana allow us to also offer shorter & and less difficult routes that are suitable for Level.
Depending on your brief, we can facilitate “A” walkers with more challenging options, “B” walkers with shorter walks with more peaks & “C” walkers with comfortable walks featuring areas of historic or cultural interest. The choice is yours, just let us know in advance.
- 7 nights at a Hotel in Puerto de Soller or Puerto de Pollença.
- 7 Breakfast
- 6 dinners to experience the gastronomy of the towns/villages.
- All transport and listed activities. Airport transfers
- Guides – English-speaking qualified/certified/approved guides
- Insurances and taxes
- Picnic lunch. It can be purchased in the hotel or local shops.
- Dinner on day off
- Drinks
- Flights
GALICIA UNVEILED: A 7-DAY CELTIC JOURNEY OF CULTURE, NATURE & CULINARY DELIGHTS
DISCOVERING SPAIN – “GALICIA” – THE 7th CELTIC NATION - ONE OF THE MANY “JEWELS” OF THE DIVERSE CULTURES OF SPAIN
Embark on a 7-day, 6-night adventure through Galicia, the hidden gem of Spain and the mystical 7th Celtic Nation. This unforgettable journey blends ancient history, breathtaking landscapes, and rich cultural experiences. Wander along the wild coasts, explore ancient Celtic settlements, and immerse yourself in the region’s unique Celtic traditions. Discover Galicia’s world-class wines, savour its famed seafood and walk in the footsteps of pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago.
From the stunning Islas Cíes to the rugged cliffs of Costa da Morte, this tour offers the perfect balance of relaxation, exploration, and local flavour. Each day unveils a new layer of Galicia’s fascinating history, from its Neolithic petroglyphs and Roman roots to the enduring influence of Irish nobility and the Spanish Armada. Whether it’s tasting Albariño wine at a historic bodega, standing at the "End of the Earth" in Cabo Fisterra, or enjoying the soul-stirring sound of traditional Galician music, this trip is designed to enchant and inspire.
Perfect for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and foodies alike, this Celtic journey promises to leave you with lasting memories of Galicia’s unmatched charm and beauty.
UNIQUE EXPERIENCES: Discover the stunning beauty and mystery of Galicia, the 7th Celtic Nation.SUBLIME RELAXATION & 4-STAR COMFORT: Stay in charming, historic hotels full of “encanto.”
WINES & GASTRONOMY: Savor premium wines, including the renowned “Albariño” grape, and indulge in world-class Galician seafood.
HISTORY: Delve into Celtic connections, the legacy of Irish nobility in Spain, the Spanish Armada, and cultural preservation through the Irish Colleges.
ACTIVE DAYS: Wander through Neolithic petroglyphs in Galicia, take the “Light to Light” coastal walk along the dramatic Death Coast (Costa da Muerte), and Follow the footsteps of pilgrims along the Camino de Santiago.
MUSIC & CULTURE: Experience the soulful sound of the Galician gaita pipes, bodhrán drums, and traditional Celtic music.
Exploring the Sierra Nevada and the Hidden Gems of Las Alpujarras
Embark on an unforgettable hiking journey through the Sierra Nevada's breathtaking landscapes and the Las Alpujarras's picturesque villages.
This 8-day adventure perfectly blends physical challenge, cultural immersion, and natural beauty. From rugged mountain peaks to tranquil valleys, you'll traverse ancient Moorish paths, wander through charming white-washed villages, and ascend some of the region's most spectacular peaks.
Beginning in the scenic village of Capileira, nestled in the heart of the Poqueira Gorge, you'll explore historic routes and irrigation canals, pass by terraced fields, and immerse yourself in Andalusia's rich cultural heritage. Each day presents new opportunities for discovery, from the high-altitude peaks like Peña de los Papos and Trevenque to the peaceful riverside trails along the Trevelez River and the historic Moorish settlements of La Taha.
Whether challenging yourself on the more demanding ascents or opting for gentler yet equally rewarding walks, this trip promises incredible vistas, encounters with traditional rural life, and a deep connection to the natural world. With the famous Iberian ham of Trevelez to fuel you and charming accommodations to welcome you each evening, this trip is an ideal choice for hiking enthusiasts and lovers of both nature and culture.
Experience the essence of southern Spain on this unique, multi-level hiking tour—where the mountains meet history and adventure await at every turn.
NOTE: There is an alternative option offered to those wishing to stay overnight, enjoy the experience of staying in the Refugio & continue the A+ challenge to summit Mulhacen peak the following day (Day 4). A minimum of 6 is required to dedicate a guide to this group.
If you are interested in this option, please ask for the detailed itinerary and prices.
Depending on your brief, we can facilitate “B” walkers with shorter walks with more peaks & “C” walkers comfortable walks featuring areas of historic or cultural interest. The choice is yours, just let us know in advance.
This exciting 8-day adventure through the Sierra de Gredos and surrounding regions offers an incredible mix of nature, history, and culture. From challenging hikes to serene landscapes, and from ancient historical landmarks to vibrant cultural experiences, this journey is designed to captivate outdoor enthusiasts and history lovers alike.
Sierra de Gredos is a mountain range in the Central System and is situated in the provinces of Salamanca, Ávila, and Cáceres, with easy access from Madrid. The highest point is located in the province Ávila, at the Almanzor at 2,592 metres. Its large masses of granite characterize the Sierra de Gredos, and from the south face the mountains give a relatively steep climb. The mountains consist of five river valleys: Alto Tormes, Alto Alberche, Tiétar Oriental, Tiétar Occidental and the Vera and finally the Valle del Ambroz.
Depending on your brief, we can facilitate “A” walkers with more challenging options such as mountain hut combinations, “B” walkers with shorter walks with more peaks & “C” walkers comfortable walks featuring areas of historic or cultural interest. The choice is yours, just let us know in advance.The southern side of the Picos de Europa may have a different climate than the Cantabrian seaward side and, along with the Western Massif, approached from the South, offers many different perspectives. The first part of the trip takes you into the heart of the Riaño mountains south of the Picos.
There, you will immediately feel the expansive grandeur of these Alpine-like peaks mirrored in the still water of the lakes beneath them. The villages, too, are small, intimate, and pretty. Very few hill walkers and tourists are in this area, adding to the sense of tranquility that will make this tour an exceptional experience.
We will move to the Natural Park of Fuentes Carrionas in the second part. The natural landscape, fauna, and botanical value of the Montaña Palentina led to its declaration as a Natural Park under the names of Fuentes Carrionas and Fuente Cobre in 2000.
The Montaña Palentina is a highly sensitive space. It is the natural habitat of the brown bear and the capercaillie, as well as various botanical species specific to these places.
The Montaña Palentina is located to the north of the province of Palencia. It has complex tectonics and a fascinating landscape, the result of the action of both karstic phenomena (Cueva del Cobre, Sumidero del Sel de la Fuente) and glaciers, which is reflected in cirques, valleys and lagoons (Lago de las Lomas, Lago de Ves, Pozo
Curavacas). El Curavacas (2,525m.), El Espigüete (2,450m.) and Las Lomas (2,451m.) are the highest peaks of the Montaña Palentina.
We also stay at Parador Nacional de Fuentes Carrionas, a fantastic hotel with magnificent views and a restaurant.
Depending on your brief, we can facilitate “A” walkers with more challenging options, “B” walkers with shorter walks with more peaks & “C” walkers with comfortable walks featuring areas of historic or cultural interest. The choice is yours. Just let us know in advance.
- 4 nights at Hotel Tierra de la Reina in Boca de Huergano.
- 3 nights at Parador Nacional de Fuentes Carrionas in Cervera de Pisuerga.
- 7 Breakfast.
- 7 dinners to experience the gastronomy of the towns/villages.
- All transport and listed activities. Airport transfers.
- Guides – English speaking qualified/certified/approved guides.
- Insurances and taxes.
- Picnic lunch. It can be purchased in the hotel or local shops.
- Drinks.
- Flights
This Tour is ideal for hillwalkers with a good level of fitness & recent experience walking at grade A or B.
Embark on an unforgettable 8-day journey through the stunning landscapes of Northern Spain, exploring the heart of Asturias' most iconic natural parks, Somiedo and Cangas del Narcea. This adventure combines breathtaking mountain hikes, serene glacial lakes, and ancient Roman roads with rich cultural experiences, including visits to traditional "brañas" and an optional wine tour.
Each day offers a choice between two levels of hiking routes, ensuring an enriching experience for both seasoned adventurers and leisurely explorers. The routes will take you through spectacular alpine landscapes, dense oak forests, and remote villages, where you will witness centuries-old pastoral traditions. You will ascend to majestic peaks like Cornón and Muñón, walk through lush valleys and ridge paths, and marvel at the best-preserved oak forests in Europe.
As you explore, you will be immersed in the region’s cultural heritage, from ancient grazing lands to "teito" cabins and modern winemaking traditions. End your days in cozy accommodations, including the Parador Nacional de Corias, a former monastery turned into a luxury hotel and spa, where you can relax and rejuvenate.Whether you seek thrilling mountain adventures or cultural relaxation, this trip promises a perfect blend of nature, history, and local charm. Discover the wild beauty and hidden gems of Asturias, where every hike offers awe-inspiring views and every village tells a story.
Depending on your brief, we can facilitate “A” walkers with more challenging options, “B” walkers with shorter walks with more peaks & “C” walkers with comfortable walks featuring areas of historic or cultural interest. The choice is yours. Just let us know in advance.
Exploring the Ordesa & Monte Perdido National Park and Beyond
Situated on the West side of the Pyrenees is the Parque Nacional de Ordesa y Monte Perdido. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Ordesa is famous for its 3,000m deep glacial valleys, overlooked by Monte Perdido, standing at 3,348m high. The park contains a dozen or so other summits of over 3000m, mostly strung out along the border. There are hiking trails suitable for all levels. The challenging GR11 route also connects the Pyrenees range from the Bay of Biscay to the Mediterranean. The trails take one through mountain summits, waterfalls, lakes, and caves or follow valleys and high mountain meadows.
This 8-day adventure takes you deep into the heart of the Pyrenees, exploring the awe-inspiring landscapes of the Ordesa & Monte Perdido National Park, one of Spain's most iconic natural treasures. From the dramatic canyons of Ordesa and Añisclo to the Otal Valley's peaceful meadows and the Pineta Valley's cascading waterfalls, this trip offers an unforgettable experience for nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts alike.
Your journey begins with a stay in the charming mountain village of Torla, a perfect gateway to the national park. Each day offers two hiking levels, allowing you to choose between more challenging routes or moderate options tailored to your fitness level. You'll be rewarded with breathtaking views of towering peaks, pristine rivers, and the park's famous waterfalls as you traverse narrow cliffside paths, alpine meadows, and ancient woodlands.
Beyond the hikes, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the medieval town of Ainsa, visit the fascinating Bird Centre of the Pyrenees, and discover the peaceful beauty of lesser-known valleys like Escuain and Otal. With knowledgeable guides, carefully planned routes, and stunning natural beauty at every turn, this trip promises a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and cultural immersion. Whether you're seeking to challenge yourself with steep ascents or prefer a more leisurely pace through majestic valleys, this trip provides a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience the Pyrenees in all their glory.
Depending on your brief, we can facilitate “A” walkers with more challenging options, “B” walkers with shorter walks with more peaks & “C” walkers with comfortable walks featuring areas of historic or cultural interest. The choice is yours. Just let us know in advance.
The CadÍ-Moixeró Nature Reserve is an essential place for nature lovers and can be contemplated anywhere in the region. Its peaks range from 900 metres (in the lowest areas of the valleys) to the 2,648 metres of the Canal Baridana mountain.
With a surface area of over 41,000 hectares distributed between Berguedà, Alt Urgell and La Cerdanya, it includes the mountain ranges of El Cadí and Moixeró, the Pedraforca massif and a large part of the hill of Alp and Puigllançada. It creates a mountainous barrier thirty kilometres long.
This geography offers a variety of landscapes, such as those of foothills, alpine and sub-alpine areas, and rocky environments with their characteristic rich vegetation and fauna. Given its east-west orientation, significant climatic differences are caused between each side, particularly the amount of rain. Similarly, small masses of water, such as torrents and some springs, can be found due to the calcareous structure.
The vegetation is dominated by meadows of fodder and garlic in the valleys, surrounded by fields of potatoes and beans. Deciduous trees, such as beech, oak, ash and willow, form the forests. Despite this, the trees that dress these spots are the Scots, black pine, and, in a smaller number, fir trees.
The animals inhabiting the area are typical of the high mountain, most notably the woodpecker (the park's symbol), Tengmalm's owl and the marten. However, the lords of the heights are the ibex, with a population of more than 2,600.
This is, in fact, the protected area in Catalonia with the most significant number of inhabitants and species of flora and fauna of European interest.
In addition to the natural beauty, the secret heritage of the park is a point of particular interest for tourists. The medieval walls and the porticoed square of Bagà are two perfect examples, not to mention the Gothic church and the towers and walls of Bellver de Cerdanya. The rural architecture and the picturesque of most of the towns and villages that form part of the park make visits an absolute pleasure.
Depending on your brief, we can facilitate “A” walkers with more challenging options, “B” walkers with shorter walks with more peaks & “C” walkers with comfortable walks featuring areas of historic or cultural interest. The choice is yours. Just let us know in advance.
This 8-day journey blends nature, culture, history, and gastronomy in one of Romania’s most iconic regions: Transylvania.
Explore castles, fortified churches, and national parks in the Carpathian Mountains. Activities include scenic hiking trails and local food tastings.
Highlights of the trip:
This trip offers the perfect balance of adventure and culture, ideal for those eager to uncover the secrets of Transylvania while enjoying its breathtaking mountain landscapes.
The purpose of this project is for the National Park to become better known. Within a historical context, the “Anillo” (Ring) of Picos de Europa covers the Montes Vindios, known today as Picos de Europa.
Everything in this route in Picos de Europa is spectacular: the rocky crests, the gorges, the valleys, the vast glacial lakes, the leafy forests. You can rest assured that you’ll be absolutely amazed at everything you see.
Every stone found on the wayside by people who wish to venture into the Ring amasses many different stories, many will be rescued from oblivion thanks to the National Park shelters and to the work of the wardens.
HIGHLIGHTS
PRICE PER PERSON € 495.
WALKERS LEVELS.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
WHAT’S NOT INCLUDED
This Trekking takes us into the beautiful mountain scenery of Picos de Europa National Park. The tour explores the Park with walks in the wild landscapes of the western, central and eastern massifs.
This tour gives you all of that. The walks are one part of it. The cultural & environmental experiences are the others.
The “Big Trek” tour is suitable for those hillwalkers who enjoy trekking “hut to hut” and challenging walks at higher altitudes over tougher, longer routes. Ideal for experienced walkers.
The Central or Urrielu Massif of the Picos de Europa is with no doubt, the most wild and spectacular scenery in the National Park. The highest peaks of the National Park are in this massif, Torrecerredo (2,650 m) and its iconic peak, Naranjo de Bulnes or Pico Urriellu.HIGHLIGHTS
· Sleep at the base of the iconic peak of Naranjo de Bulnes
· Hike a stunning landscape affords unique views in the heart of the Picos de Europa
· Experience a breathtaking part of the moon scenery of this National Park.
· Enjoy the best sunset in Picos de Europa, sleeping in Collado Jermoso Refuge.
· See a rich and varied fauna. Among other species, there are Chamois, Griffon vultures, Eagles, etc.
This Trekking takes us into the wonderful mountain scenery of Picos de Europa National Park. This tour explores the Picos de Europa National Park with walks in the wild landscapes of the western, central and eastern massifs.
Physical requirements
Transportation and Luggage We drive in a van (9 places), which is ideal for getting around the mountain roads in a familiar and flexible way. We recommend bringing one main piece of baggage and a daypack, better than a rigid suitcase, because we have limited space in the vehicle.
CIRCULAR ROUTE THROUGH PICOS DE EUROPA
The purpose of this project is for the National Park to become better known. Within a historical context, the “Anillo” (Ring) of Picos de Europa covers the Montes Vindios, known today as Picos de Europa.
Everything in this route in Picos de Europa is spectacular: the rocky crests, the gorges, the valleys, the vast glacial lakes, the leafy forests. You can rest assured that you’ll be absolutely amazed at everything you see.
Every stone found on the wayside by people who wish to venture into the Ring amasses many different stories, many of which will be rescued from oblivion thanks to the National Park Mountain Huts and the great job of the wardens.
HIGHLIGHTS
The Somiedo Natural Park and Biosphere Reserve is home to one of the main bear and grouse populations of the Cantabrian Mountains. With the area of the Fuentes del Narcea, Degaña, and Ibias Natural Park, the multitude of relatively isolated valleys and mountains have allowed maintaining that wildlife.
Here, a hiker's paradise opens up, full of contrasts from the high peaks to the broad glacial valleys with their lakes, lagoons and pastures to the rugged and wooded river valleys.
The human being has been linked to this territory for millennia, including the "vaqueiros de alzada" and "xaldos", leaving a valuable ethnographic heritage such as the "teito cabins", the corros or the pallozas that will accompany us during all the routes.
In addition, the link with the land is still alive in these regions, Cangas de Narcea wine, sausage, heather honey or cheese are some products that will make us enjoy the gastronomic aspect of the trip.
call 985 974 910
call 610 528 111 Contacta por Whatsapp
perm_phone_msg +34610528111 - WhatsApp
email info@rumboapicos.com
email Contact
login Agency access
By entering your email, you accept our Privacy policy
