The Seven Parishes 7-day guided trek in Andorra

Andorra is a small country in southwestern Europe, bordered by Spain and France. It is divided into seven parishes, each with its characteristic beauty. Come join me and hike around all of them on this amazing 7-day trip!

Located in the eastern Pyrenees, Andorra is a prime hiking destination due to its pleasant temperatures (300 days of sunshine), stunning mountain landscapes and trails for all levels. About 10 million tourists visit this country every year!

On this 7-day hiking trip we will explore the seven parishes of Andorra. These are some of the highlights of the tour:

– The Incles Valley: Set between the towns of Tarter and Canillo, it was formed by an ancient glacier. It offers beautiful alpine landscapes and it’s very rich in flora and fauna.

– Pessons Glacial Cirque: It is the biggest glacial granite circuit in the country. In this unique place you will see how glaciers have modelled the terrain of Andorra for centuries, leaving behind beautiful rivers and ravines.

– The Sorteny Natural Park: This botanical paradise hosts more than 800 species of flowers and plants in an area of 1,080 ha. We can also find thriving wildlife (deers, marmots, stoats, and more than 60 bird species, among others).

– Comapedrosa Nature Park: Located in the parish of La Massana, it includes the Comapedrosa Peak (2,942m), the highest point of the country. The park is set in a high mountain scenery formed by forests, lakes and waterfalls.

In terms of requirements, you will need a good physical preparation but no previous mountaineering skills. Also, this trip is suitable for kids above 12 years old. 

As for accomodation, Andorra has a varied offer of hotels. I will help you to choose the perfect one depending on your wishes.

So, if you are up for this 7-day hiking trip around the seven parishes of Andorra, please contact me. Let me guide you through the amazing country of the Pyrenees!

And if you are looking for half day trips in this same area, you can check my Estany de Querol and my Madriu Valley outings.