Fajã de Lopo Vaz

Beginning and ending with the viewpoint of Fajã de Lopo Vaz, this advances from dirt, pavement and stone steps until you reach the Faja de Lopo Vaz, to which its operation is at the discretion of each. In this there is a source of drinking water, a small beach, small agricultural land, which are usually by wild goats. This section is a Special Protection Area.

• Shape – Circular
• Difficulty – Medium
• Extension – 4 km
• Average time – 2h

Lajedo – Fajã Grande

This begins in the parish of Lajedo and ends in Faja Grande, which always points up the western coastline of Flores and his islanders. This trail runs through the parishes of Mosteiro, Fajãzinha and Ribeira Grande, to reach the Faja Grande, with a path running through a Special Protection Zone.

• Form – Linear
• Difficulty – Medium
• Extension – 10 km
• Average time – 2h 30m

Ponta Delgada – Fajã Grande

This starts an agricultural road concrete between Ponta Delgada and the Farol da Albarnaz tip and ends at Faja Grande. A journey accompanied by hydrangeas and streams and half way, you can take a look at islet Maria Vaz, Albarnaz tip and Corvo Island. Following up to the Ponta da Faja, a dirt track that alternates with cobble stone, then to the rail end, the road is tarred to Faja Grande. This route goes through a Site of Community Interest.

• Form – Linear
• Difficulty – Medium
• Extension – 12 km
• Average time – 3h