A 4 kilometres long pedestrian walk that starts at Borda and ends at the Calhau das Achadas da Cruz. The walk lasts about two hours and thirty minutes.

The small town of Belmonte is located on a hill, on the east slope of the Estrela Mountain, by the Cova da Beira and the Zêzere River. The romanesque church of Saint Tiago and the castle stand out in its urban medieval set, as well as the Tower "Centum Cellas", of the 1st to 4th centuries AD, built by the romans, and several vestiges of menhirs and castros (a celtic village). The local Jewish community, that still keeps to the old habits, is an interesting feature. The new church has the image that Pedro Álvares Cabral may have taken on …

A pedestrian walk that starts at the aerial cableway of Porto Moniz and proceeds for 4.5 kilometres until the Calhau da Achada da Cruz. The walk last about two hours.

Pedestrian route measuring approximately twelve kilometers and lasting approximately four hours. It is located in the Serra de Montejunto, at the northern end of the Protected Landscape, and extends through the parish of Cercal. It passes through cultivated fields, vineyards and Rocha pear orchards. In the distance, you can still see the Relvo windmills.

Circular pedestrian route that starts and ends in front of the Church of Nossa Senhora da Conceição, in Lomba da Fazenda. It is approximately seven kilometers long and lasts two hours. Along the trail you will pass the Nordeste campsite, the Boca da Ribeira bathing area, the Pelado Endémicas Park and the Morgada Park.

Footway with a bout 12 km, stretching from the Boca da Corrida until the Curral das Freiras. It was a former royal way and a trading track and there’s even a record of a grocery along the way.

Pic-nic area in the Serra do Caldeirão (Caldeirão mountain) with tables and stone benches, where one can enjoy good conviviality moments together with beautiful landscapes. It does not have much shade.

A natural belvedere on the São Marcos Hill, with views opf several parishes, namely Tondela, since it is located on one of the hillsides of the Caramulo mountain. One may view the Estrela Mountain and a wide area of forests, namely of pine trees and eucaliptus trees. Closer by there are local chestnut trees and oak trees.

After the Mondego, this is the second longest river entirely in Portugal. It starts on the Estrela mountain, at an approcimate altitude of 1900 m, and measures 242 km. The Nabão and the Alge, as well as the Isna, Paul, Bogas, Pêra and Unhais brooks are its main tributaries. It has its mouth in Constância. It is used for producing electricity.

This route covers 34 sources spread across five municipalities: Sardoal, Constância, Gavião, Mação and Abrantes. Seven are located in Sardoal: Fonte Chafariz das Três Bicas, Fonte Férrea, Fonte da Pena or Penha, Fonte da Rua do Vale, Fonte Velha, Fonte Nova and Fonte dos Mouros.