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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.
Munagirre summit and Oianleku Cromlech
Lovely walk with views of San Sebastian, the Basque coast, the Trois Couronnes, La Rhune and a visit to a remarkable cromlech site.
Eskas - Artikutza
Circular path in a natural park to Lake Artikutza (dry) via thePR®®-NA-124 Eskas - Artikutza trail.
The summit of Bianditz as seen from Eskas
A beautiful hike, starting in the heart of the forest and heading towards one of the region’s most iconic peaks, taking in cromlech sites along the way and offering fantastic views of the region’s other peaks, such as Jaizkibel and the Three Crowns.
The Exkax and Putrarrita peaks from Eskas
A short and pleasant hike in the Aiako Harria Natural Park, right in the heart of the forest. However, you’ll need to be prepared to go off-track (easy) as the paths become a bit overgrown. Using the GPS track is therefore recommended. You’ll climb two peaks of just over 700 m. This is a family-friendly hike offering beautiful scenery.
Bianditz loop from Artikutxa park
A magnificent loop through the Artikutxa park, taking in the splendour of the beech forest and the panoramic view of the Navarre mountains via Bianditz.
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.
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.
A path to the Putzubeltz Waterfall from Arantza
A lovely walk to discover numerous waterfalls, the most famous of which is Putzubeltz. The path, which often runs through the forest, follows several rivers, and you’re constantly accompanied by the sound of running water.
However, part of the route follows a very narrow path along the mountainside, which may be daunting for those with a fear of heights. Furthermore, you’ll have to wade across numerous rivers, which can be difficult after periods of rain.
Source of the River Tornola
This route is known as thePR®-GI 1008 ‘Tornola errekako iturburua’, which means ‘the source of the River Tornola’ in Basque.
Mendieder and Mendaur from Arantza
Mendaur rises to an altitude of 1,130 metres. It is an iconic peak with its chapel built in 1692 and restored in 1963. This is essentially a round trip hike following the ridge line to the south-east of the Navarrese village of Arantza and climbing the nearby Mendieder.
The Putzubeltz waterfall in Arantza
There are numerous waterfalls around the village of Arantza, though some are difficult to reach. The most famous and easiest to access is the Putzubeltz waterfall. The Arantza local council has also created a lovely, fairly easy path leading to it. You start by walking across meadows, then quickly find yourself in the middle of the forest, with the only sound being the trickling of small streams.
Urdiki, Apaola and Oianberri from Arantza
A very lovely walk in the heart of nature, with only the sounds of wildlife. For almost the entire route, there are impressive views of the surrounding peaks, including Mendaur, the Trois Couronnes, La Rhune, etc.
Arbasoen aztarnak – Traces of the past
This circular route follows the local SL-GI-1003 trail, which passes by the Landarbaso stream, the Aitzpitarte Caves and various megalithic monuments.
It is known by the Basque name “Arbasoen aztarnak” or its Spanish equivalent “Las huellas del pasado”, which translates into English as “Traces of the Past”.
The Arantza ridges and cirque
The pretty village of Arantza lies at the foot of a cirque of medium-height mountains, rising to over 1,000 metres in altitude, which you can walk around along the ridges, enjoying magnificent views. Domizko Gaïna (1,038 m), Ekaïtza (1,048 m) and Mendieder (1,071 m) are the main peaks offering magnificent views of the Mendaur (1,131 m). It’s a lovely walk.
The Arditurri Mines
A short walk around the Arditurri mines.Very pretty woodland with numerous small streams and footpaths.From the higher ground, and in fine weather, there are views of San Sebastián Bay and its rock.
Agiña - Ikatzuloko Bizkarra
Un presque aller-retour passant par l'Agiña avec une belle vue sur les Trois Couronnes et l'Ikatzuloko Bizkarra avec une petite vue sur le Lac Domiko.
Kopako Harria from Lake Endara
A circular walk that passes over the summit of Kopako Harria and overlooks Lake Endara.
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.
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).
Agiña Endara
A lovely circular route passing via the summit of Agiña, which overlooks Lake Endara.
Unfortunately, the descent through the forest down to the lake has been ruined to make way for a mountain bike track, which means the route loses much of its charm.
The Mendaur from Aurtitz
A magnificent hike through a typical Navarrese forest leads to the summit of Mendaur, with its breathtaking 360° views.A visit to the Ermita de la Trinidad (ermitage) is a must!
Endalartsa, San Antón and Kopako Harria
This is a varied route across undulating terrain, featuring numerous points of interest and situated on the border between the provinces of Guipúzcoa and Navarre. The entire walk follows well-marked and signposted paths.
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