Small fajã located west of Fajã das Pontas, where there's a handful of houses, some with cistern. Passes through here-although only in winter-a small ribeira. The access path is steep but offers fantastic views.

Forest area with about 136 acres, located in the southwest of the Serra da Estrela mountain range, at an altitude between 790 and 1061 meters. Its flora is diverse, predominantly pines-brave, chestnut and birch trees.

A Cascata do Poço da Broca é uma queda de água de grande beleza, localizada na ribeira de Alvôco. Em redor, forma-se uma aprazível praia fluvial.

Pedestrian path with beginning and end in Malveira da Serra, via Janes, Valley of Horses, river of Mule, Oleaster, Alcorvim and yellow stone. Along the way you can enjoy the richness of its fauna and flora.

This route starts at the miradouro do Pico from iron and ends in the boilers of Lagoa das Furnas, with a duration of approximately an hour and a half. After passing through the lookout, begins to descend the cliffs, passing by a small watercourse.

This trail starts at Miradouro das Lagoas, passes through Caldeira Seca and Caldeira Branca, providing beautiful views over Fajã Grande. It crosses two reserve areas: Site of Community Interest and Forest Reserve.

This trails is 13 km long and there is the possibility of a smaller 4 km long path. It starts at the Parque de Merendas da Penoita (Penoita's Picnic Area) and is in full touch with nature, as well as a few archaeological vestiges.

Small pedestrian path route, signaled, held at Serra da Nogueira, more precisely in the parishes of Carrazedo and Zoio. It is recommended to be carried out in the spring, when offers great weather and a great diversity of plants in flower.

A typical mountain village with granite houses and narrow stone streets. It is surrounded by agricultural fields. The village is located on one of the mountain's foothills, with amazing views of the Serra da Estrela (Estrela Mountain) in clear sky days.

A village with rather typical rural houses, where stones are used on the walls. The mother church and the chapel of Our Lady of Amparo stand out. A special note to the famous "queijo da serra" (Estrela mountain cheese).