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Kortezubi walks
A visit to the Bois d’Oma
The Oma Forest is a landscape artwork by the Basque artist Agustin Ibarrola, consisting of hundreds of multicoloured abstract and figurative paintings set within a pine forest.
Entry is free (although it is recommended that you book a time slot and visit the reception before setting off, where you will be given an information leaflet).
From the car park and reception, the forest is reached via a 2.8 km uphill approach (a stony track that is relatively suitable for vehicles). The return journey follows the same route.
Ascent of Gorbeia Peak from Pagomakurre
Hike from the Pagomakurre car park to Gorbeia Peak. No technical difficulties, magnificent landscapes, horses, cows and sheep, guarded by very calm sheepdogs if you follow the basic rules.
It is best to hike when the weather is slightly overcast or to set off very early in the morning as there is no shade along the route. Please note that it is very windy at the summit.
From Zumaia to Deba
A magnificent hike along the coastline with its schist cliffs via the GR® 121 trail. However, it is quite physically demanding with 650 metres of elevation gain and a distance of 16 km.
Return by train for €2.90.
The hike is also known as the Flysch Route.
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).
Txakoli vineyard in Getaria
A lovely walk through the Txakoli vineyards (sparkling white wine)
The vines are trained on tall trellises and harvested from below.
The Camino del Norte from Getaria to Zarautz
A return walk along the coast between Getaria and Zarautz, following the Camino del Norte via one of its alternative routes.
Orkatzategi-Aitzulo from Lake Urkulu...
Starting from Lake Urkulu near the town of Aretxabaleta (Guipúzcoa, Spain), the trail takes us to Orkatzategi (870 m) and then heads towards Ojo de Aitzulo. Return via the Ermita de Santikrutz.
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.
Molinar and El Pontón
The walk starts at Plaza de Molinar and heads along the pavement towards El Millar. Here, follow a local path that runs alongside the banks of the River Herrerías. The walk then leaves this path in Ibarguti and continues along the Ibarra path towards the swimming pools.