TrailTrack routes

The main points along the way are Brèche de Roland et Taillon, Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, and Brèche de Roland. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Key places on the way include Santiago, Port of Ferrol, and Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela. Woodland and local roads alternate with bays, beaches and open coastal views.

Key places on the way include Arieiros, Braga, and Bom Jesus do Monte. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Among the main landmarks are A Lavacolla and Atlantic Ocean. Woodland and local roads alternate with bays, beaches and open coastal views.

The main points along the way are Teide, Pico Viejo, and Las Cañadas Caldera. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

Key places on the way include Serra de Tramuntana. Woodland and local roads alternate with bays, beaches and open coastal views.

Key places on the way include Teide, Pico Viejo, and Las Cañadas Caldera. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

The main points along the way are Cuevas Negras, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

The main points along the way are Ermites del Raiguer and Serra de Tramuntana. Old streets, historic buildings and places connected with the area’s past appear along the way.

Notable places along the way include Teide, Pico Viejo, and Las Cañadas Caldera. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

The main points along the way are Serra de Tramuntana. Woodland and local roads alternate with bays, beaches and open coastal views.

Key places on the way include Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, Brèche de Roland, and Gavarnie. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Key places on the way include Tenerife, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

The main points along the way are Alaró and Serra de Tramuntana. Woodland and local roads alternate with bays, beaches and open coastal views.

Notable places along the way include Ucanca, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

The main points along the way are Serra de Tramuntana. Woodland and local roads alternate with bays, beaches and open coastal views.

Notable places along the way include Montaña Limón, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

Notable places along the way include Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park, Brèche de Roland, and Gavarnie. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Notable places along the way include Esglesietes de Ponent and Serra de Tramuntana. Woodland and local roads alternate with bays, beaches and open coastal views.

The main points along the way are Santiago, Potes, and Santo Toribio de Liébana Monastery. Old streets, historic buildings and places connected with the area’s past appear along the way.

The main points along the way are Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park and Brèche de Roland. Woodland and valley sections gradually give way to mountain meadows, rocky slopes and open views.

Key places on the way include Llano de Ucanca-Boca Tauce, Teide, and Pico Viejo. Vegetation gradually gives way to lava fields, dark rock and open volcanic ground.

Among the main landmarks are Serra de Tramuntana. Natural areas, small settlements and local landmarks alternate along the way.

Key places on the way include De ponte a ponte polo río Sarela, Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, and Sarela River. The path repeatedly approaches lakes, rivers or the coast and opens up views across the water.