A route in the Serra da Cabreira with limited exposure. The municipality describes it as easy to complete.
Discover Gerês on foot
Marked routes in the region, selected from municipal and Peneda-Gerês National Park trail information. Check the difficulty, distance and current conditions before setting out.
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Marked routes
14Filter by the effort level stated in official sources.
Three variants cross the Arnado slope. The longest is about 6 km, passing oak woods, streams and views over the Gerês valley.
A circular route starting and ending in Campos, crossing rural fields and climbing into the Serra da Cabreira. The municipal guide rates it medium and notes some exposure.
A short circular route between Lamedo and Agra along the Ave river, with a medieval bridge, old mills and Candosa waterfall. The municipality rates it moderate and notes limited exposure.
Rural paths between Chamoim and Vilar, with irrigation channels and watermills. The route includes a section of the ancient Roman Geira.
A historic route through granite terrain to the former fortified settlement of Calcedónia. The official guide rates it difficult; it does not include the climbing passage at Fenda da Calcedónia.
A long circular route on old shepherd paths, through villages and oak woodland. The municipality lists it as medium/high, notes a substantial climb and confirms FCMP-standard markings in both directions.
A loop along the northern slope of the Serra da Cabreira, with views over Cabreira and Gerês. The municipality describes it as easy to complete, while noting a steep final climb and exposure to sun and wind.
A circular route in the heart of Turio, among woodland, streams, springs and viewpoints. The municipal information describes it as easy to complete and with limited exposure.
A circular route between Senhora da Lapa Sanctuary and Castro de Anissó, with rock formations, a boardwalk and views over the Ermal reservoir. The municipality rates it medium and notes significant exposure.
Climbs to the ridges of the Serra de Santa Isabel and the ruins of Castelo de Bouro or Covide. The official guide lists medium difficulty, 14 km and 6 hours; one starting point is Lugar do Calvário in Covide.
A route through Valdosende and along the Caniçada reservoir. The municipal page lists it as open and medium difficulty, but warns of current vegetation clearance issues; proceed with caution.
A circular route from the Barroso Ecomuseum through Donões and Padroso, oak woodland and views over the Cávado. The municipality rates it medium/high and confirms FCMP-standard markings in both directions.
A circular route between Fiães do Rio and villages in the Cávado valley, following old shepherd paths and woodland. The municipality lists medium/high difficulty, 21.8 km and about 7 hours; the trail is marked in both directions.
