Active tourism in Navarre: the freedom to enjoy sports in nature

From the Cabo Higuer (Basque Country) to the Cabo de Creus (Cataluña), the 800 km Pyrenean route crosses right through the Pyrenees. 170 kms pass through Navarre, divided into 8 stages through the valleys of Bidasoa, Baztan, Aezkoa, Salazar and Roncal.

At present, only the section in Navarre is maintained.

Here, 190 kilometres await you across the mountains, between the Cantabrian and Mediterranean basins. Think about what a route through the Pyrenees is, as you'll need to plan for completing stages in uninhabited places.

A 120 km loop trail shared between Navarre and Gipuzkoa. This is the ideal option for walkers who are also enthusiastic about culture and legends, given that the trail is packed with dolmens, histories of dragons and has a stop at the centuries-old Sanctuary of San Miguel In Excelsis.

Another loop trail of almost 114 kilometres, encircling the valley of Aranguren and Pamplona. We would recommend doing it in a clockwise direction, giving you more options to complete the states in places with facilities.

A 53 kilometre route connecting mount Ezcaba with the French locality of Urepel. With a high level of difficulty, it follows the steps of the prisoners who escaped from the Fort of San Cristóbal, on the outskirts of Pamplona, during the Civil War.

Also known as the Camino Real Roncalés or Royal Roncal Trail, it stretches 37.1 kilometres between the Burgui gorge and the coll of Arrakogoiti on the border with France.