Located in Salamanca, La Alberca is a place that belongs to the past. With its traditional architecture, it is one of the most beautiful towns in Spain. But its historic center is not the only interesting thing you will find here. And the natural park that surrounds this town hides incredible treasures… read more

If we think about Asturias and its lakes, for most people the first ones that come to mind are the mythical lakes of Covadonga. But those of Saliencia, in the Somiedo natural park, are a diamond that has nothing to envy.



On this Route you will discover the four lakes that make up this group: Calabazosa… read more

This Route that leaves Zuheros is quite a discovery. The town is a network of streets with slopes with a very special charm, so you can already get an idea of what awaits you.



The route follows the Bailón River as it passes through an environment full of impressive rock formations. Here the water has… read more

Granada is much more than the Sierra Nevada and the Gollizno Route, which begins and ends in the beautiful town of Moclín, is good proof of this. This itinerary takes you to explore the closure of the Velillos River, where you have to cross a suspension bridge not suitable for those with a lot of vertigo… read more

El Toloño is one of the most emblematic peaks in this area of Spain and partly separates La Rioja and Euskadi. As a consequence, it also acts as a natural border between the Mediterranean and Atlantic climates.



There are several ways to ascend to the top of Toloño. We have chosen the itinerary that starts… read more

The diversity of Galicia makes it famous for many facets. O Grove, in particular, attracts many people for its fine sand beaches, but here is also hidden one of the most beautiful trails in the Galician community.



The Pedras Negras Trail is perfect if what you are looking for is to walk by the sea and… read more

This is one of the most emblematic routes of the Alto Tajo natural park. It is a circular and simple itinerary that takes you to discover the Taravilla lagoon and the Poveda waterfall, which originated after the collapse of the wall of an old dam.



You can start the Route from several points. We have chosen… read more

Cáceres is a hiker's paradise and, if you don't believe it, you just have to go to the Hells Gorge to see it.



The Route starts from an interpretation center with very valuable information about the environment and ascends among oaks until you reach the Pilones, where you can take a refreshing bath and… read more

This Route in the Sierra del Espadán is truly wonderful. Starting from the Arab town of Alfondeguilla, you have a route ahead that takes you to the Castro castle, passing through the beautiful cork oak forests of the Horcajo ravine, the arch known as L'Arquet de la Rambla and the Castro refrigerator… read more

The province of Jaén may be famous for its sea of olive trees and its castles, but it also hides a spectacular environment to enjoy hiking.



This Route takes you along the Borosa River to the place from which it emanates, in the incredible Segura mountain range. We are not lying to you when we say that… read more

At 270 meters high, the Nervión waterfall is the largest waterfall on the Iberian Peninsula. The waters of the river slide through the Délika gorge to create a spectacular waterfall. In addition, the path is flanked by beech and oak trees of great beauty.



To plan the Route, you must take two things into… read more

La Maroma is the highest peak in Malaga, so it is not surprising that it gives you some of the most incredible views in the region. From its summit you can see the Mediterranean Sea and even the high peaks of the Sierra Nevada.



The path is a constant climb that begins protected by pine trees and ascends… read more