challenging
8–11 hours
Strong endurance and stamina are required for long distances and elevation gain.
Push your limits on an 11-hour trek through Peneda-Gerês National Park’s rugged peaks and ancient shepherd trails. Discover a remote slice of Portugal's wildest landscapes.
From 210€ per Person | Private Tour | Full-Day
Embark on an unforgettable 11-hour adventure through the stunning landscapes of Peneda-Gerês National Park. Guided by experts, explore remote areas, reach mountain summits, and witness wildlife in their natural habitat. Experience traditional shepherding landmarks while enjoying breathtaking views, making this a unique and rewarding outdoor journey.
1 Person: 690€ 2 People: 370€ 3 People: 265€ 4+ People: 210€
11 hours
Step inside wolf territory to experience Nature at its fullest.
Depending on the season and your interests we can suggest a number of routes. In all cases we guarantee you will reach a mountain summit and enjoy many spectacular views.
Because we’ll be heading to remote areas, you will be accompanied by two guides to ensure you’ll be safe all the time.
Come across a variety of landscapes of Peneda-Gerês National Park, from steep valleys to smooth plateaus, from rocky summits to serene meadows.
Get deep into the mountain, far from the crowded areas, with increased chances of seeing wildlife in their natural habitat. Discover several landmarks of traditional communitarian shepherding which has been practiced for thousands of years.
Challenge yourself and be rewarded with this gratifying day.
10 is not a strict rule, if you think your child can handle the hike or you have a way to transport him/her you’re welcome to bring your kid.
Begin the hike at dawn to maximize daylight for this long trek.
Even guided, carry maps or GPS as backup on remote, less marked trails.
Mountain weather changes quickly; layers help you adjust to shifting temperatures.
An 11-hour hike requires at least 2 liters of water and high-energy food.
The park preserves Celtic and Roman influences alongside centuries-old pastoral traditions.
Strict park regulations and guided tours help minimize human impact on fragile habitats.
Provides ankle support and traction on rocky, uneven terrain.
Helps reduce knee strain during steep ascents and descents.
Essential for staying hydrated through the long day on the trail.
Protects against sudden rain or wind common in mountain conditions.