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I have to confess, I don't like "outdoors" because it has become something "fashion" on the last few decades, not only because of climate change but especially because in the 80s and 90s, people like me were the ones who went camping and interning. -rails as if you snapped your fingers, not only because it was an economical way of being able to stay and go because there were only hotels, guesthouses. I allways was but now I am more and more protector and supporter of mother Natur8 and i am always looking for new trails, also because, trekking has become one of my favorites activities. I love to put on my boots, grab portable solar panel my backpack, log off social media / connectivity and using tools for tekking who i have for offline mode (dont ask its a thing) and set out to discover and explorer. Doesn't matter to me if these trails or pedestrian routes are on the other side of the planet or thirty minutes from house. What really matters is being able to take a deep breath, be in communion with mother nature and feel that unique tranquility and peace she give's what feeds uniquely our soul. And believe me, i have found true pearls very close to us.

From the small pedestrian trails, perfect to be done in one day, to the large routes that allow for several days of walking I guarantee that all these trails have several points in common: they allow us to disconnect from a world that is always connected, to be in communion with nature to discover places lost in time and to enjoy some of the most beautiful intemporal paintings painted by the mother Nature.

My 🗺 walkie-talk tekking frequency is 450.000 mhz in UHF band.

my equipment's while trekking are charged via portable solar pannel. 🌿

My favorite magnific view of the week

My favorite trail of the week

❝ If my trekking trails and views spark envy, lace up your boots! The elements belong to everyone, and a magnificent view awaits those who seek it and the eyes that behold her. Time is free and equal, so the only thing stopping you is yourself. ❞ by AS

Hiking Alone : Everything You Need to Know

Hiking solo for the first time ?, Sometimes, you can’t always find someone to hike with you. It can sound intimidating, especially if you’re new to hiking. But that shouldn’t stop you from hitting the trails for a solo hike and have the many benefits of hiking by yourself and starting out is easier than you think.

Choose a Local or State Park for Your First Solo Hike.
Pick an Easy Trail with Less Mileage Than Usual.
Making Sure You Stay on Trail and Don't Get Lost. ...
Let Someone Know Your Plans.
Share your location with family or friends.
Pack Everything You Need and Then Some.
Know What to do in a Wild Animal Encounter.
General Safety on the Trail.

*in addition I always take my walkie-takie with me on my alone long or new trails/hiking.

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Pedestrian Route Signage: normally, this signage is placed in strategic locations on the path to help walkers know which route they should follow, without there being any doubts at intersections or junctions with other paths.

Types

In Portugal, at the national level, there are two types of walking routes, the so-called Little Route and the Grande Route.

PR and PL

PR, the Pequena Rota, do not exceed 30 km in length or less than a journey to travel, and are signaled in yellow and red. PL, the Local Routes, were created in Portugal in 2006, and where the entirety, or more than half of the route takes place on an urban route, signaled in green and white.

GR, the Grandes Routes are more than 30 km long or more than one journey to go, signposted in white and red. Once approved by the Federation of Camping and Mountaineering of Portugal, they are marked in both directions, according to the agreed marks.

The National Park of Peneda-Gerês, with 69,594.48 ha, in the North of Portugal extends from the plateaus of Mourela to Castro Laboreiro, including the Peneda, Soajo, Amarela and Gerês mountains. It is a mountainous region, essentially granitic in whose high altitude areas the effects of the last glaciation are visible. Deep, embedded valleys support a dense hydrographic network that allows for a wide variety of ways of life and experiences.

As great enthusiasts of beautiful scenery and the great outdoors, this will provide independent advice and great ideas to your trails.

ᨒ This list of mountains intends to indicate all the peaks with at least 800 meters of altitude and a minimum topographical prominence of 100 meters, of the ranges that are part of the national park, however some of these peaks are outside the territory of the national park although they are part of the aforementioned mountains.

👣 Park Peneda-Gerês pedestrian trails

👣 GR50 Peneda-Gerês - 190 km trail by AS

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list montains of geres

list montains of geres above xxxx metters

Adelino Saldanha Completed Trails / Routes

using Google my maps platform

LIST of walking routes / trails of Portugal by city

Portugal Natural Parks and Protected Areas

Can you camp anywhere in Portugal? Wild camping in a tent is not allowed in Portugal. However, overnight stays from (9 pm to 7 am) in motorhomes are allowed for up to 48 hours in a given municipality – unless it is locally prohibited. Most popular areas and beaches in the Algarve prohibit overnight stays.

Is it illegal to wild camp in Portugal? Yes, wild camping is once again allowed in Portugal, with exceptions. As per amendments to Portugal's Highway Code articles 48 and 50-A approved in July 2021, “overnight stays in motorhomes approved by the IMT (Institute of Mobility and Transport) for a maximum period of 48 hours are allowed”.

🏕️ Portugal Camping Parks National Map

"Digitize the Planet" is a non-profit organization that works to promote nature conservation. Its aim is to convert established rules and regulations governing the use of nature from a tourism perspective into a digital format that is then freely available as open data.