This walk lasts 3 hours and a half along rather sinuous paths. It starts at the leisure park by the Merujal camping park and follows a route that leads to Mizarela. After a long walk, one arrives at the village of Mizarela and returns to the beginning.

A circuit that belongs to the Area of Protected Landscape of the Açor Mountain.

The name of this course deals with the 7-year war and with the French invasions, because on this route run along the same Rails that the troops of general Junot. Beginning in the center of Interpretation of forts and Batteries of Sobreira Formosa, this course has 14 mile long, lasts for 4.30. Medium degree of difficulty.

A two-kilometre walking trail, along which you can see a small lagoon, several cliffs that are nesting sites for birds, the surrounding villages and the plain that extends to the sea.

Pedestrian route of approximately five kilometers.

A pedestrian trail that belongs to the Great Route 117, a set of pedestrian trails that aims to promote the natural and cultural heritage of several parishes.

Small pedestrian path route, which traverses roughly 8.5 kilometres (17 miles roundtrip) between small rural paths. Starts at the campsite of Idanha-a-Nova and ends in Idanha-a-Velha.

This trail begins in the village of Sobral Fernando and is 10.6 km long, takes 3 hours, and is of medium difficulty. Points of interest include the Conheiras (extensive heaps of pebbles that testify to gold mining in Roman and medieval times) and the Várzea das Pedras Watermill and Reservoir.

A walking trail approximately eight kilometers long, beginning and ending at the Casa de Artes e Cultura do Tejo. You'll pass through the Serra das Talhadas, visiting several military monuments, the Portas de Rodão, and the Conhal (a monumental group of quartzite blocks).