By: victor flores
All your walks are in Catalonia, but you are selling them under 'walks in Spain'. There is a much better range of walks in Spain that what you are selling. One just have to move to neighbouring Aragon and take the walks in the pyrennees over there.
By: Randi
In reply to <a href="https://www.justapack.com/great-hikes-in-spain-you-may-not-know-about/#comment-34319">Ioanna</a>.
Sounds like you had an incredible experience! Thank you for sharing it with us. :)
By: Ioanna
I thought I would update on my Spanish hiking :) I ended up hiking most of the GR-5 trail which goes around Barcelona in about 50km radius. It's stunningly beautiful, goes through a number of parks, like the Park Montseny and Montserrat... takes about 2 weeks. It's an amazing way to fall in love with Catalonia! :)
http://awomanafoot.com/hiking-solo-park-montseny-catalonia-spain/
Ioanna (A Woman Afoot)
By: Ioanna
What a nice list of hikes! I'm heading off to hike in Spain soon, and I chose a two-week long part of the GR1 trail, Sendero Historico, which leads north-west to south-east, often with the Pyrenees in view. I hope my trip will be all good with recommendation for others to take it!
Ioanna (A Woman Afoot)
By: Gran Canaria Local
There's also our island's very own Camino de Santiago: http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20160229-the-camino-that-no-one-knows
By: Angela Luke
There is also a beautiful short walk of 8km from Vilanova I la Geltrú to Sitges along the coast. Sitges is about 35km from Barcelona and there are direct trains. You can start the walk at either end. Enjoy!
By: Rae
While in Madrid I climbed up Peñalara, Manzanares and Navacerrada. The hike through Madrid were also amazing with stunning scenery.
By: cristina
You should visit the Aragonese Pyrenees. As Duke says on his comment, the GR (with trails in Spain and France) is just too good for words.
Regards :)
By: Duke
Many, Many great hikes / Trails in Spain, surprised you didn't mention the +850km GR11 crossing the Spanish Pyrenees from Atlantic to Med [ or vice-a-versa ]
Another [better?] Spanish Camino which is also the longest is the The Via de la Plata
Thanks for a great post..
Happy Hiking
Duke
By: Peter Horrocks
Some good looking walks there with plenty of variety. Got me tempted to head over to Spain to do some walking in the near future. Your right walking is not the first thing that comes to mind when you think of Spain.
All the best
Peter