Hiking in Spain
Enjoy spectacular scenery and take advantage of diverse locales in this sunny Mediterranean country!
Top hiking trips | Spain:
There are many reasons for choosing Hiking in Spain
Any hiking spot in Spain is bound to offer plenty of scenic views and panoramic vistas. In the Pyrenees enjoy the mixture of snow-capped peaks and evergreen forests. Around Asturias, get some views straight out into the Bay of Biscayne. Everywhere you go, there’s a view to be seen.
Good to know:
Country Code:
+34
Currency:
Euro
Best time to visit:
May to October
Language:
Spanish, Catalan, Basque
How long should I stay?
This largely depends on what you would like to do and how much time you have to do it in. Guides offer all types of trips, from single-day hikes to week-long treks, and everything in between
What’s the weather like?
Spring and autumn have warmer temperatures (20ºC - 25ºC) and are generally sunny and dry. Summer can be quite hot, which might make climbing a bit tougher, but the days are almost all sunny, clear and beautiful
More info about Hiking in Spain:
Wherever you choose to go in Spain, you are certain to find no end of excellent hiking opportunities. You’ll likely arrive in either Madrid or Barcelona, depending on your final destination. From Madrid, Asturias is easily reachable by bus, train or rental car. From Barcelona, Catalonia is an easy car or bus-ride away as well. Outside of the three listed above, you could head to Spain’s Celt-influenced northwest and hike along the Galician seashore. The slightly wetter, but equally beautiful autonomous community is also home to la Catedral de Santiago, in Santiago de Compostela. This iconic landmark is the ending point of El Camino, a massive hike stretching from the French Pyrenees all the way to this northwestern city
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