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Guincho Beach and Wild Cliffs Walk: Explore Nature's Beauty - Guincho beach - GR11E9

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Distance
6.01 mi
Elevation gain
797 ft
Technical difficulty
Moderate
Elevation loss
823 ft
Max elevation
550 ft
TrailRank 
32
Min elevation
550 ft
Trail type
One Way
Moving time
3 hours one minute
Time
4 hours 26 minutes
Coordinates
1704
Uploaded
July 22, 2023
Recorded
July 2023
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near Malveira da Serra, Lisboa (Portugal)

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Itinerary description

So, you start your hike in the quaint, peaceful town of Malveira da Serra, a spot nestled between the hills of Sintra and the Atlantic Ocean. Your first leg is towards Guincho Beach, a place known for its captivating views and lively with kite and wave surfers.

As you near the beach, the gentle breeze might gear up into a pretty strong wind on some days, adding a refreshing touch to your adventure. Once you're close to Guincho Beach, you're met with an inspiring view of the boundless Atlantic Ocean.

Now, it’s time to trace the coastline through the cliffs on a safe, well-trodden path. Walking beside the ocean is a soothing experience, with waves playing a gentle tune for you. The highlight? Immersing yourself in the serene nature and enjoying the picturesque sights around.

After cherishing the coastal charm, you make your way back up to Malveira da Serra.

This enjoyable hike stretches over 9.67 km, with a moderate technical difficulty. You’ll tackle an elevation gain of 243 meters and a loss of 251 meters, with the trail peaking at 168 meters above sea level and dipping to a minimum of 10 meters. It’s a nice blend of ascends and descends, making your journey back and forth a rewarding experience. The trail is ranked 8, marking a moderate challenge but is well worth the effort for the beautiful views you get to witness.

In a nutshell, it's a delightful hike that's not too long but packed with awe-inspiring views.

The trail partly follows the GR11E9 trail

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