The Trilho do Castelo (Castle Trail) spreads along the memorable and historical Saint Isabel mountain. Ut is 16 km long, reaches an altitude of 990 metres and is of medium difficulty. There are two options: the first one, the longest, offers direct touch with the rural architectural riches of the Saint Isabel parish and the second, shorter, has beautiful landscapes and the Castle of Covide.

The Trilho dos Moinhos e Regadios Tradicionais (Tradiktional Mills and Watering Areas Trail) crosses the rural villages of Lagoa, Sequeirós and Pergoim. It is a small, 9 km long, trail, that lasts about 4 hours. A special note to the belvedere at the Alto do Espigão and to the old outdates roads.

A small pedestrian trail that is 5 km long and lasts about 3 hours. A special note to the passage by the Ecology of Carvalhal, the Leonte waterfall and the Gerês river rift valley.

A pedestrian trail that starts and ends at the Typical Village of Brufe, that lasts 2 or 5 hours, accotrding to the chosen itinerary. The level 1 itinerary is 5 km long and the level 2 itinerary is 12 km long.

A small pedestrian trail that is 10 km long. It crosses roman vestiges and typical granite villages.

A rightly signaled pedestrian trail that is about 4.6 km long.

A small, 10.5 km long, pedestrian trail that lasts about 4 hours. It stretches along the southwest hillside of the Caldo River's valley. One may visit places of great religious, historical and cultural interest. A special note to the "furnas" (a kind of small geysers) and to the fojo do lobo.

A rightly signaled pedestrian trail that is about 3.4 km long.

The Currais trail stretches along an astounding area of natural beauty of the Peneda-Gerês. 10 km long, along three "currais" of the barren fields of Vilar da Veiga: the Curral da Espinheira, the Curral da Carvalha das Éguas and the Curral da Lomba do Vidoeiro. Its difficulty level is of medium to high difficulty.

A small pedestrian trail of ecological and landscaping interest. It is about 9 km long. It takes about 5 hours and has a medium to high level of difficulty. It crosses several most beautiful belvederes, such as the Fraga Negra (Black Cliff), the Boneca (Doll), the Mirantes Velho and Novo (Old and New Belvederes) and the Penedo da Freira (Nun's Rock).