Walking in the Algarve - Jacint Mig, Nike Werstroh - diskuze

Portugal's Algarve is one of Europe's most rewarding winter walking destinations, with a mild climate, dramatic Atlantic coastlines and a surprisingly varied landscape that stretches far beyond its famous beaches. From the rugged cliffs and golden coves of the south coast to the forested hills of the Serra de Monchique and the wild, unspoilt shores of the Costa Vicentina, this is a region that changes character with every walk. This third edition Cicerone guidebook by Nike Werstroh and Jacint Mig covers 32 graded day walks across the Algarve, ranging from 4 to 18km (2 to 11 miles) and suited to walkers of all abilities. Route descriptions are paired with 1:25,000 and 1:50,000 mapping and downloadable GPX files, with practical information on access, parking, public transport and refreshments for every walk. 32 graded walks across four areas are included, covering the eastern Algarve, the central region, the south coast and the wild Costa Vicentina, with walks graded 1 to 3 and taking between 1 and 6 hoursThe south coast offers some of the Algarve's most dramatic walking, with clifftop routes linking Albufeira, Carvoeiro, Lagos and Sagres, including the celebrated Seven Hanging Valleys trail above Praia da MarinhaThe Serra de Monchique, the Algarve's highest mountain range, is described with multiple routes, including the ascent of Fóia, the region's highest peak at 902m, through cork oak forests and traditional villages1:25,000 and 1:50,000
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