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The Levada das 25 Fontes is one of Madeira's most famous levada trails, leading through dense laurel forests, past ferns, streams, and moss-covered rocks. The narrow, atmospheric path is accompanied by the soothing sound of the water and ends at one of the island's most beautiful spots: the 25 springs. A diverse trail that vividly captures the magic of Madeira's natural beauty.

The highest mountain in Madeira and simply a breathtakingly beautiful view 😍.

The path to Pico Ruivo is currently closed due to rockfalls and forest fires. It is recommended to take the northern ascent to the summit.

Pico Ruivo is the highest point in Madeira, reaching 1,862 m. You can reach the summit on foot. Two challenging hiking routes take you through breathtaking scenery to the top. The shorter route, PR1.2, starts at the car park in Achada do Teixeira and then heads east to the summit. The route is 5.6 km in total (2.8 km in each direction). You need about two hours. This trail is very popular and is also used by groups and/or guides to offer tourists a stunning sunrise view from the summit. The longer route follows the Vereda do Arieiro (PR1), which connects the Pico do Arieiro (the third highest mountain) and the Pico Ruivo. This path is much more difficult and leads through tunnels and over ridges. There are also plenty of stairs. This trail will take you all day (4-6 hours for 15km), but the stunning scenery is worth the effort.

At 1862 m, Pico Ruivo is the highest mountain in Madeira and the third highest point in Portugal after Ponta do Pico on the Azores island of Pico and Torre in mainland Portugal. It consists mainly of lava rock. There is a mountain hut just below the summit.

The Ponta de São Lourenço (German "Saint Lawrence Peak") is a cape and nature reserve on the island of Madeira. It belongs to the territory of the municipality of Caniçal in the municipality of Machico and includes the easternmost tip of Madeira, two offshore islands (Ilhéu da Cevada and Ilhéu do Farol) and smaller rocks in the Atlantic.

Pico Ruivo is the highest point on the island of Madeira from its height of 1,862 meters. This must-see offers an absolutely magical view of the island as well as the jagged cliffs it surrounds.

Highlight of the island, well attended even in bad weather