Tourém is one of the most non-typical borderline areas in Portugal. A village of old houses and narrow dirt roads, plus a small bridge on the Tourém - Selas river dam, that separates Portugal and Spain. Sometimes the flocks go eat on any side of the border and force the cars to stop for a while.

A small trail, 21.8 km long, that starts and ends at the vollage of Fiães do Rio. It crosses several interesting spots, such as several villages. In part, it crosses the boundaries of the National Park Peneda-Gerês.

A trail accessible to all along 3.5 km of green landscapes and natural beauty. It is circular and starts by the Sousa river and passes by the Santa Comba brook. It lasts one and a half hours.

This pedestrian trail, about 2100 metres long, begins and ends at the village's centre. There are areas that coincid with the Trilho da Serra, but the walking is done in the opposite direction. Along the trail there are some pic-nic areas.

This pedestrian trail, about 4700 metres long, begins by the swimming pool and ends in the village's centre. Along the trail there are several belvederes from where one can view the entire village and its surrounding areas.

A pedestrian trail that starts and ends at the Typical Village of Brufe, that lasts 2 or 5 hours, accotrding to the chosen itinerary. The level 1 itinerary is 5 km long and the level 2 itinerary is 12 km long.

A small pedestrian trail that is 5 km long and lasts about 3 hours. A special note to the passage by the Ecology of Carvalhal, the Leonte waterfall and the Gerês river rift valley.

A linear path between the Salto and the Sernande's Mother Church. It lasts about two hours along 4.2 km. One can be in touch with nature and observe a rural village as is the case with Sernande. The trail is called "Peregrinação" (Pilgrimage) because the procession of Our Lady of Salto passes here.

A small pedestrian trail that is about 6.5 km long. It has amazing views throughout and one may take a dive into the river. It heads to the typical village of Ermida with a valuable monumental heritage.

This pedestrian trail, about 2200 metres long, begins by the swimming pool and ends by the chapel. Along the trail, that descends to the Dão river, there are some resting places.