Portugal Travel Hiking Area

Sintra Mountains

Sintra Mountains

21 mins drive from Cascais

The Sintra Mountains, just a short distance from Cascais, offer a breathtaking natural beauty and cultural heritage blend. Known for their lush forests, scenic hiking trails, and historic landmarks, the Sintra Mountains are home to the iconic Pena Palace, Moorish Castle, and Quinta da Regaleira. Whether you’re a nature lover or a history enthusiast, the Sintra Mountains provide an unforgettable escape into a world of wonder and enchantment.
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Fervença waterfall
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Fervença waterfall

21 mins drive from Cascais

Discover the breathtaking Fervença waterfall in Portugal, a hidden gem in the lush Sintra mountains. The perfect spot for a refreshing swim and a picnic surrounded by nature’s beauty.
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Arrábida Natural Park
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Arrábida Natural Park

1 hour 2 mins drive from Cascais

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Arrábida Natural Park, a scenic coastal park in Portugal. With stunning beaches and hiking trails, this park is a nature lover’s paradise. Explore the natural wonders and diverse landscapes of this hidden gem.
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Túnel da Ecopista da Bezerra
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Túnel da Ecopista da Bezerra

1 hour 52 mins drive from Cascais

Túnel da Ecopista da Bezerra is a unique, historic tunnel located along a scenic ecopista (bike path) in Portugal. Surrounded by beautiful countryside, this tunnel offers cyclists and hikers a memorable experience as they journey through nature and local history.
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Cascata de São Julião
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Cascata de São Julião

2 hours 58 mins drive from Cascais

Cascata de São Julião is a hidden gem in Portugal, offering visitors the chance to explore a serene waterfall surrounded by lush greenery. Escape into nature and experience the tranquility of this picturesque spot, perfect for a peaceful retreat.
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Aljezur
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Aljezur

3 hours 17 mins drive from Cascais

ound by the sea and mountains, the Aljezur region reflects this dual influence in its landscapes. The coastline is characterized by high cliffs, sandy beaches, and dunes, while the inland is a series of horizons covered with vegetation. Between these areas, fertile valleys and heathlands preserve traditional farming practices. Exploring Aljezur offers a chance to reclaim tranquility and rediscover silence.
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Poço do Inferno
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Poço do Inferno

3 hours 36 mins drive from Cascais

Poço do Inferno is a stunning waterfall nestled in the heart of Portugal’s Serra da Estrela mountains. This natural wonder, surrounded by rugged cliffs and lush forest, is the perfect destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
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Caminito del Rey
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Caminito del Rey

6 hours 30 mins drive from Cascais

Experience the thrill of walking along the world-famous Caminito del Rey in Spain. This breathtaking hike offers stunning views of the rugged landscape and the river below. Perfect for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.
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