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Abaltzisketa walks
Ganboa Circular Loop
A superb circular route in the karst massif of the Sierra de Aralar to reach Ganboa (or Ganbo, 1,413 m), the highest point in the area. A few slightly technical sections; please read the description carefully. GPS or the Visorando app recommended.
Hernio
A round trip to climb Mount Hernio, which, at 1,078 metres, offers a superb view.
Hernio via Gazume from Iturrioitz
A lovely circular route to Hernio. The path is very steep for the final ascent from the hunters’ hut.
From Gazume (1002 m), you can head straight down the ridge to reach the hunters’ hut.
Canals of a thousand and five hundred steps
An atypical course, with a gradient reminiscent of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's "snake that swallowed an elephant".
The climb up the stairs may be a little rough, but the journey along the canal is very pleasant.
Erlo-Xoxote from Azpeitia
A beautiful hike with magnificent views from Erlo and Xoxote. The first part is steep, climbing up to Erlo on a rocky path. You can picnic at the Xoxote refuge, which serves drinks, sandwiches and coffee (open from April to mid-October except Mondays).
Adarra from Besabi
Adarra (816 m) is an iconic mountain in the Donostia–San Sebastián region, home to numerous prehistoric sites. It is traditional to climb to this summit on1 January to celebrate the New Year.
Monte Oindi
A circular route that climbs to the summit of Oindi (Monte Onyi in Spanish) and returns via the Mulisko Gaina megaliths site (Muniskue in Spanish).
A circular walk in Pagoeta Natural Park
A short family walk, just as lovely in spring, summer and autumn. You’ll pass through a botanical garden, walk alongside a small river and emerge at the Forge d’Agorregi. Dating back to 1754, it’s still in working order and a delight to behold.
Lukun - Pagoeta
A beautiful circular route in the Natural Park starting from the Lukun area, with the option of having a picnic at the start or end of the hike.
The path passes by the Agorregi forge and mills as it circles the Iturraran.
Circular route to Urdaburu
Urdaburu, visible from miles away, is a landmark for the fishermen of Gipuzkoa who popularised its name (pronounced ‘urde-buru’, meaning ‘pig’s head’). With its characteristic steep cliff face, it has always served as a landmark for them. This route presents no difficulty apart from the final ascent, which requires a little care. For the descent, you need to retrace your steps slightly to avoid the steep and potentially vertiginous path on the eastern slope.
Sagarraren Bidea - The Apple Route
This easy circular is known as SL-GI-1002 Sagarraren Bidea (the Apple Route in Basque).
Sagarno, literally "apple wine", is an iconic product of the Basque Country that can be enjoyed in cider houses (Sagardotegia).
Les Dolmens d'Igorin
Cette boucle est connue sous l'appellation PR®-GI-1002 Igoringo trikuharriak, soit les dolmens d'Igorin en basque.
La présence de nombreuses palombières recommande d'éviter ce trajet à l'automne en période de chasse.
Orio - Itxaspe
A circular route starting from the village of Orio at the mouth of the river of the same name. It will allow you to admire the coastline before returning to the town via narrow streets that are well worth exploring.
A tour of Zarautz
This short hike allows you to discover some of the sights of the town of Zarautz, including its famous beach and a few historical monuments. It is therefore a semi-urban hike. The first part takes place in the town. The second part takes you through Vista Alegre Park, where you climb to higher ground and quickly leave the town behind. The return journey is through the forest.
Urdaburu as seen from Susperregi
Urdaburu, visible from kilometres out to sea, is a landmark for fishermen in Gipuzkoa, who have popularised its name (pronounced ‘urde-buru’, meaning ‘pig’s head’). With its characteristic steep cliff face, it has always served as a landmark for them. This route presents no particular difficulties apart from the final ascent, which requires a little care. This relatively short circular route starts from the car park of the Susperregi restaurant, on the hills above Errenteria.
Munagirre loop
We start by climbing to the summit of Munagirre (781 m), then follow a path through streams, small waterfalls and a beech forest, discovering the fairly recent ruins of the old Artikutza train, or very old ruins with cromlechs and superb views, either of the coast or of the peaks of the Three Crowns.