6 proposals
Hiking
Goierri is the perfect place for you to go hiking, for everybody and surrounded by a wonderful environment.
We have a lot of routes and trails to get lost in to discover the Basque Highlands, but we have selected 6 routes of different difficulty to show you. Hope you like them!
Route 1 - From Lizarrusti to Lareo
Beautiful route in the Natural Park of Aralar where you will feel far from everything and connected with Basque mythology
Route 2 - Mutiloa-Ormaiztegi greenway
An old mining railway track has become a green road that runs up there on high along mountains slopes and with beautiful views of Goierri valley
Route 3 - Sara Route
It is a 7 kilometre circular route, well signposted and very easy and nice. It is one of the easiest hiking trails in Aralar
Route 4 - San Adrian tunnel
Splendorous nature and history join in this mythical route, ideal for all ages, located in the Aizkorri-Aratz Nature Park
Route 5 - Ascent to Aizkorri
If you want to climb to the highest peak and with more history of Euskadi, this is your route
Route 6 - Segura-Zegama path
We propose you to follow the bike path that connects Segura -a beautiful middle age village- with Zegama
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Get to know Euskadi’s highlands
Basque Highlands
Get to know the village of Gaintza with this suggested route. Get a magnificent view of Txindoki and see the caseríos around!
Stage of the Path around Aralar that goes from Arkaka to Lizarrusti
True horse lover? IBUR Caserío IBUR is a horse-riding club with professional instructors offering a wide range of activities for adults and kids!
In Goierri there’s a natural mix between sports and nature. The region is known internationally for its competitions. Know more about it!
Going up the bed of the Agauntza river, listening to the sound of the water and feeling the freshness of the river, we leave the urban nucleus of San Gregorio...
This tour is closely linked to the figure of Jose Miguel Barandiaran, father of the basque culture
Igaratza and Enirio are very significant places in Aralar. Places closely linked to grazing, have always linked the Goierri valleys with the highest points of Aralar
This path runs through the forests of the General Parzoneria of Gipuzkoa and Alava
Path that takes place around the geological structure called the Dome of Ataun
Meet the most popular peak in the Basque Country: the Aizkorri. To get to the summit, we recommend leaving your car in the parking area located under San Adrián’s tunnel....
Trail that crosses important landmarks related with water in Aralar
In Alarpe horse riding school we carry out outings and courses throughout the year
The "Parketxe Lizarrusti" is the Aralar Nature Park Interpretation Centre. In this centre, you can receive information about resources of the Natural Park. In addition to the information point, they...
The iron attracted English and Germans to Zerain, to the Mountain of Iron. The bowels of this mountain were exploited until the middle of the 20th century. This activity has...
Route made by pilgrims and travelers in the middleage starting from Zegama, the entry to Aizkorri
Our region is very suitable for organising fun and educational activities for kids. The natural parks of Aizkorri-Aratz and Aralar make Goierri the best known in rural tourism and nature...
The tour will bring us closer to the remains of the existing fortress on the top of Mount Ausa-Gaztelu
The North route to Santiago de Compostela and San Adrián’s tunnel have both been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. What’s the story of this tunnel that makes it such...
Explore one of our passions: the mountain. In Goierri we celebrate 2 trail races known around the world: Zegama-Aizkorri marathon and Ehunmillak ultra-trail (held together with G2H and Marimurumendi marathon...
This itinerary, the first to be approved in Gipuzkoa, begins on the A-1, but soon, ascending slowly and without great unevenness
There is a bike lane -bidegorri- connecting the towns in the valley. You can also reach the ones inside the mountains. It is incredible how people love cycling here! Some...
