The Entremesaigües route, located in the Madriu-Perafita-Claror valley, is a path 4 kilometres long and 280 metres of positive and negative slope, making it an easy route. It starts about 100 metres above the start of the road from La Plana to Engolasters and runs close to the river Claror and Perafita. It is an ideal route to complete with the family and to enjoy the surroundings, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. 

Located between the parishes of Ordino and Canillo, the peak of Casamanya enjoys a privileged location, as it is in the center of the country. Despite its medium difficulty, it is one of the most frequented routes in the country thanks to the magnificent views that can be seen from the top, at 2,740 meters. For those less accustomed to hiking, the ascent path can be completed in approximately two hours and the return is made by the same route. 

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From 2.915 meters high, the Estanyó peak is Andorra's second highest mountain. Located in Ordino's parish, inside the Sorteny's Valley Natural Park, this territory was declared Biosphere's Patrimony since October 2020. The route is 11.7 kilometers long and an ascension of 1.175 meters, which allows the entire route to be completed in 4 or 5 hours.

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it is a multiple parish route that links Andorra la Vella, Escaldes-Engordany and La Massana. It is a very flat route and very nice. During the whole route you can see the nature's contrast with Andorra's most modern civilization. It has multiple rest zones and a couple viewpoints. You can access the route from all tree of the parishes.  

The route is located between Ordino and the Arcalís ski resort. The road allows you to discover a valley that was exploited by its iron mines. The route extends along a mountain river and is decorated with numerous statues and metal works made by international artists. 

The Madriu-Perafita-Claror Valley extends over more than 12 km and is considered one of the largest in the country. It is part of Encamp, Andorra la Vella, Sant Julià de Lòria and Escaldes-Engordany and houses a wide variety of animal species, among those we can highlight the roe deer, the mouflon, the wild boar, the fox or the marmot. Its highest point is the Portalleta's peak (2,905m).  

It takes its name from the grouse (forest roosters) that live in that habitat. It has all the elements that make a perfect hiking day: a beautiful route, rivers, streams, Tibetan bridges, waterfalls, forests, pegs and thick vegetation, all located in the parish of Canillo. The itinerary is marked by a red rooster that can be found painted on rocks, posters ...  

This path starts in the town of Canillo, from the chapel of the Holy Cross. You can also start from Prats, near-by the church, where it is marked as a royal road or Meritxell. It is an ancient pilgrimage path where you can find several cruises (stone crosses that indicate the path to follow to reach the sanctuary). It is an ideal tour to enjoy with family and friends calmly.  

This path has a large parking area. It can be accessed from Encamp, by the Corts road. The road goes to the Engolasters' Lake, one of the most prominent in Andorra. It has a maximum altitude of 1,620 m and the trail is simple and easy to do. It is ideal to do with young children, since almost all the way is flat. During the path you can also see Les Pardines botanical garden and several viewpoints and rivers of interest.  

This route has a large parking area. It is accessed from Encamp, by the Corts road. The road goes to Lake Engolasters, one of the most prominent in Andorra. It has a maximum altitude of 1,620 m and the trail is simple and easy to do. It is ideal to do with young children, since almost all the way is flat. During the trip you can also see the botanical garden of Les Pardines and several viewpoints and rivers of interest.  

It is a semi-circular route just over 14 km long that leads us to Andorra's highest peak. The itinerary goes through different types of roads and trails. It does not show a very high technical difficulty. But the distance and constancy of the road make it a route for people who are used to hiking all day and on mountain terrain. 

The journey begins in a parking lot located just before reaching the Engolasters' Lake. From the beginning of the road you will find a panel with route information and several interesting data. One of this route's most outstanding features is that it is the first path enabled for blind people throughout Andorra. On top of that, along the route you will find several natural sources, hence the name of the route.