Também conhecida como Estação da Biodiversidade da Tagis, por ter sido desenvolvida em parceria com o TAGIS (Centro de Conservação das Borboletas de Portugal), propõe percursos pedestres curtos e sinalizados, que dão a conhecer a biodiversidade do Parque Natural do Alvão.

Bounded to the north by Minhéu and to the south by Padrão de Teixeira, covering a length of 50 km, this park covers the municipalities of Mondim de Basto and Vila Real and the Serras do Alvão and Marão. These are separated by Alto do Velão, 914 meters above sea level. In fact, the Park never drops below 900 meters in altitude, constituting, along with the Serra do Gerês, a scenic barrier between the coast and the interior. On the eastern edge of the Park, at 1339 meters above sea level, stands Alto de Caravelas, the highest point of the …

In the Valley of ribeira da Caniça, a tributary of the river Alva, you will find landscapes of great natural beauty, including the beautiful waterfalls of ribeira and Buraca da Moura, a small cave located at the foot of the mountain.

O Pego da Rainha, localizado perto da aldeia de Zebreira, é uma queda de água que forma uma lagoa. O nome vem do facto de se dizer que uma rainha tinha por hábito banhar-se na piscina natural debaixo da queda de água.

The Miradouro da Ermida da Senhora da Cola is a popular pilgrimage site, from where it is possible to enjoy a fabulous landscape over the valleys of Ourique.

A two kilometres long pedestrian walk that connects Chão da Ribeira to Seixal.

This is one of the small villages of the Natural Park of the Estrela Mountain, at an altitude of 580 metres. Most of its inhabitants are farmers these days, even though the culture of linen used to be an activity until quite recently. The houses are made of granite, which is an architectural feature of this region. Nearby, one may visit the Caldeirão dam or practise mountaineering.

Small path Route, departing at the Church of St. Mary Magdalene of Vilarinho da Castanheira.

Peak with 383 meters above sea level located in the zona da Mata of Serreta.

This trail begins and ends at Faial da Terra, traveling about five kilometres. The path starts along the shore, with hot water all year round, and then to the waterfall nail heel, the Place of the Sanguine and, finally, the return to Faial da Terra.