Here you will find all official Tourism Hiking trails on Pico:
PR 01 PIC – Caminhos de Santa Luzia
PR 02 PIC – Caminho dos Burros
PR 03 PIC – Ponta da Ilha
PR 05 PIC Vinhas da Criação Velha
PR 07 PIC – Caminho das Voltas
PRC 08 PIC – Ladeira dos Moinhos
PRC 09 PIC – Prainha do Norte
PR 10 PIC – Santana – Lajido
PRC 11 PIC – Calheta do Nesquim
PR 13 PIC – Lagoa do Capitão
PR 15 PIC – Mistérios do Sul do Pico
PR 18 PIC – Canadas da Ribeirinha
PR 19 PIC – Caminho das Lagoas
PRC 20 PIC – Trilho do Garajau
This island in the central group owes its name to the imposing mountain, the highest elevation in Portugal.
Geography: Pico is after São Miguel The second largest island in the Azores, it has an area of approximately 447 square kilometers. The island is known for its distinctive volcanic cone, the Pico Alto, which at 2.351 meters is the highest mountain in Portugal.
Population: The population of Pico The island has approximately 15.000 inhabitants. Its capital is Madalena, a picturesque port town known for its vineyards and traditional stone architecture.
Nature: Pico It offers a stunning natural landscape with volcanic formations, lush forests, picturesque vineyards, and captivating coastal scenery. The island is also known for its rich wildlife, including whales, dolphins, and rare bird species.
viticulture: Pico is famous for its viticulture, especially for Verdelho wine, which is grown on the island's terraced fields. The vineyards of Pico They are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the island's main attractions.
Attractions: Among the main attractions on Pico count the Pico Alto, which can be climbed by hikers and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding islands, as well as the Gruta das Torres, an impressive lava cave that can be explored.
Reachability: Pico is via the airport Pico (PIX) is accessible via airport offering regular flights to other Azorean islands and mainland Portugal. There are also ferry connections to other islands in the archipelago.
Pico Azores is a fascinating island that impresses visitors with its spectacular scenery, rich cultural heritage, and relaxed atmosphere. It is a popular destination for nature lovers, hikers, wine enthusiasts, and adventurers who want to explore the beauty and diversity of the Azores.
The climate is temperate with moderate humidity. Average temperatures range from 14°C in winter to 22°C in summer.
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