Lesaka walks

A short hike to get back into shape, near the beautiful village of Lésaka (worth visiting). A pleasant hike in the silence of the forest, with lovely views.

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.

A beautiful route leading to the summit of Frain, known as the Cinco-Villas viewpoint, as it offers the best possible panoramic view of this area. The Cinco-Villas is an area of Navarre along the Bidasoa River comprising the five municipalities of Aranaz, Yanci, Lesaca, Echalar and Vera de la Bidasoa.

All types of paths: concrete tracks, dirt tracks and paths, and footpaths. There are several peaks to choose from, as well as forests and pastures. There are several 360° views and fountains along the route. You’ll want to choose a fine day to enjoy the views. This hike covers a considerable distance with a significant elevation gain, but the route isn’t complicated. Furthermore, some peaks can be bypassed by walking below them, which shortens the distance and elevation gain slightly. The vast majority of the ridges are dotted with ground-based and tree-based wood pigeon hunting posts. Hiking is prohibited during the wood pigeon hunting season (October). Menhirs and cromlechs can be found on certain peaks and passes.

A circular walk that passes over the summit of Kopako Harria and overlooks Lake Endara.

A Roman road, a summit offering 360-degree views, wooden vultures, a superb cave, miraculous waters, all in a forest offering a fabulous setting: follow the guide!

The climb up the south face of Aritzmendi allows you to hike in the sun, apart from the beautiful forest sections. The view from the top is magnificent, with a 360° panorama of mountains and ocean.

A beautiful loop from the charming village of Vera de Bidassoa with a magnificent view of La Rhune on the way up and a pleasant descent through the forest.

Discovery of an old mine and access routes via numerous tunnels that had been dug into the mountain. All this in the forest of the Aiako Harria (Aia Mountains in Basque) nature park, also known as the Three Crowns.

A stroll along the Domiko Canal then a descent to Embalse de Endara before returning to the start via the GR®11.

Short walk with beautiful views of the Three Crowns and Lake Endara on the Errenga River.

A lovely circular path in the Trois Couronnes Nature Reserve. The path is very clearly marked in green and white.

A round trip to the first two summits of the Three Crowns, plus a third as a preamble. For the less adventurous, the climb to Txurrumurru requires crossing a rocky bar that can be tricky. Nevertheless, it's worth the effort to reach the narrow passage between two boulders that gives a view of Lake Endara. Going to the last summit, Erroilbide, is much trickier and requires experience, which is why it is not mentioned in this itinerary.

What more could you ask for in the coastal area of the Southern Basque Country: mountainous landscape, granite terrain and a ridge path! The Three Crowns massif offers three peaks to explore. We will start this route with Erroilbide, then Txurrumurru and finally Irumugarrieta. The view is magnificent, with a 360° panorama of the Southern Basque Country and the Labour coastline stretching as far as the Landes. The route along the ridge includes passages, in couloirs and on slabs, which must be negotiated with caution.Some passages require the use of your hands. There is a fixed ring on the ascent to Txurrumurru. Not suitable for those who suffer from vertigo.

A circular route that takes in the restaurants on the border between Ziburumendi and Errentzazu.

Following paths through pidgeon hunting huts to climb up to the Gartzin blockhouse. A route starting from the Col d'Ibardin on easily accessible paths. The route can be shortened at the point near the pidgeon hunting huts