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A magnificent hike offering stunning views of Loch Lomond and panoramic vistas from the summit. This hike is not suitable for beginners due to the long and steep climb. There is no shade along the route. Be sure to wear sturdy footwear as the summit is muddy in places and rocky in others.

Family walk to Coral Beach on the Isle of Skye. This hike is a very easy round trip and accessible to all. Free parking is available at the start. The trail is clean and well marked. The trail runs along the coast and offers beautiful views. You can turn back at any time, or continue to the beach or climb to the top (easy) or go to the rocks.

Loop around Loch an Eilein. A very easy family walk, accessible to all. The path is clean and well marked. Can be done on foot, running or by bike. There are numerous beaches. There is a pay car park at the start of the trail. The path is mostly shaded.

Circular starting from the Llanos de la Pez car park. This car park is very easy to access and has plenty of parking spaces, picnic tables, barbecues, water taps and toilets. It is the starting point for many hikes. This circular loop allows you to visit the Mirador del Pico de los Pozos de las Nieves and descend directly back to the car park. You can either follow the attached route or make a return trip. The path is shaded (in the pine forest) and offers a few viewpoints before the spectacular Mirador. Be sure to wear good shoes as the terrain is not easy (fine soil, rocks, pine needles) and slippery in places, especially on the descent.

Circular starting from the GC-200 road near the Fuente de Los Azulejos car park. The terrain is quite difficult, so you need to be equipped with good shoes. The route consists of a steep climb, a flat section and a steep descent. The path is well marked, except between two points where you walk over a stretch of rocks, but it is easy to find your way thanks to the markers and markings on the ground. It is a sunny (little or no shade) and windy hike. Along the way, you can see the colourful rocks, which are magnificent! The last kilometre is along the road, so be careful.

A quick family walk offering magnificent views of the chasm. This route is easy and provides quick access to the chasm. The path goes round the chasm and another one (with steps) even allows you to climb down into it.

This route allows you to easily walk there and back between the Tamarone Beach car park and the Santa Maria Tower. This walk is suitable for families. There are no difficult sections along the route.

This route, which crosses the GR®20, takes you to the intriguing and fascinating Abri Southwell, in the heart of Corsica. You can complete the round trip in 45 minutes. It’s a fairly easy to moderate walk in the shade, ideal for a family outing.

This route is a return walk to see the Cascade des Anglais. Once there, you’ll find the famous waterfall and numerous natural pools where you can take a dip in the cool water.

This trail, starting from a pay-and-display car park (€5), takes you to the Bucatoghju Waterfall and also allows you to see a Genoese bridge. It is an easy, family-friendly walk, though it does involve several (structured) stream crossings.