Walking atlas
Discover the Azores on foot, following trails through the landscapes of all nine islands.
A route through the Ribeira da Praia valley to Lagoa do Fogo, crossing water channels, upland woodland and protected volcanic scenery.
A traverse from Mata do Canário to Sete Cidades via the historic aqueduct and the Lagoa Azul caldera rim.
A link between Povoação and Faial da Terra via old footpaths, woodland, Pico dos Bodes and a historic whale lookout.
A descent to Rocha da Relva’s coastal platform among basalt-walled vineyards, seasonal houses and distinctive coastal scenery.
A route linking the historic Alminhas memorial with the Salto da Farinha valley, waterfall, stream and north coast.
A route from Remédios to Água de Pau through historic channels, aqueducts, pipelines and water-supply tunnels.
An upland circuit across Serra Devassa through lakes, wetlands, springs and wide views towards Sete Cidades.
A Faial da Terra circuit to Salto do Prego and Sanguinho village through streamside woodland and orchards.
A rural circuit at Água Retorta through traditional paths, green slopes and the deeply cut landscape of eastern São Miguel.
A circuit from Ribeira Grande’s geothermal area to Salto do Cabrito through woodland and historic water infrastructure.
A circuit through Lomba da Fazenda, Ribeira do Guilherme and the Nordeste coast, linking mills, parks and rural scenery.
A short, steep circuit at Ribeira Funda among old mills, waterfalls, woodland and São Miguel’s north coast.
An Achadinha circuit linking the coast, Ribeira dos Caldeirões, mill ruins and the rural landscape of Nordeste.
A Faial da Terra circuit via old paths, a whale lookout, Pico dos Bodes and views over Fajã do Calhau.
Santa Maria’s staged circular great route through coastal scenery, protected areas, villages and geosites.
A north-coast traverse of Santa Maria from Bananeiras to Anjos via Baía do Raposo and Barreiro da Faneca.
A Santa Maria crossing between Praia Formosa and São Lourenço, linking two pale-sand bays through rural and upland scenery.
A forest circuit around Santa Maria’s highest ground, with native vegetation and viewpoints over the island and west coast.