마데이라 최고의 등산 경로

하이킹을 위한 좋은 주차장으로, 주차 요금도 합리적입니다. 정상까지 차로 올라갈 수도 있지만, 그곳에서는 주차 요금이 두 배가 되고 주차 시간은 1시간으로 제한됩니다

Breathtaking views from the hiking trail. Fortunately, ropes are attached to the boundary posts, which many hikers gladly use. Whether going uphill or downhill, they simply provide a sense of security.

This viewpoint is also worth seeing for sunrise. However, the path from the parking lot at Rio Arieiro to the start of the Ninho da Manta trail was completely icy when we were there. It only became passable once the sun thawed the ice.

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 PR13 hiking trail leads you through some of the most pristine and impressive landscapes of the Madeira Natural Park. Among laurel trees, fern forests, and moss-covered rocks, an almost mystical atmosphere is created, typical of the Laurissilva forest. A varied, unspoiled path that beautifully showcases the wild and tranquil side of Madeira.

This forest path in the Madeira Natural Park leads you through dense, pristine laurel and fern woods. Among moss-covered stones, tall trees, and the scent of damp greenery, the surroundings feel almost like an enchanted fairytale forest. A quiet, shady stretch that perfectly captures the unique atmosphere of the natural park.

The Levada Trail leads you directly into the heart of Madeira Natural Park: You hike along the narrow irrigation channel through lush green vegetation until the rushing water grows louder and a waterfall plunges into the depths before you. Fine spray, moss-covered rocks, and the constant splashing make this section a particularly atmospheric highlight of the tour.

A sensationally beautiful hike to Pico Grande, not from Curral das Freiras but from Jardim da Serra. Parking is at the Miradouro Boca da Corrida. The last kilometer is a cobblestone road, but it's wide and well-maintained. From there, with good footwear, the walk continues for an hour along the ridge without any major climbs, offering wonderful and easy views of the mountains, the Nuns' Valley, and the Donkeys' Valley (Serra de Auga). Starting at the second hour, the climb to Pico Grande begins. Areeiro is fantastic, Grande is Grande!