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GR57 - Great Route of Ria de Aveiro: Blue Route
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GR57 - Great Route of the Aveiro Estuary: Blue RoutePhoto: Comunidade Intermunicipal da Região de Aveiro
Around the main channel of the Ria de Aveiro, crossing the territory of the municipalities of Ovar, Murtosa, Estarreja, Aveiro, Ílhavo, Vagos, and partially, Albergaria-a-Velha. Lasting six days, the Blue Route starts and ends at the São Roque Canal.
The GR57 is one of the three major routes of the Ria de Aveiro. Designed along its banks, this blue route covers about 131 km, along paths as diverse as the landscapes and biotopes of a unique lagoon ecosystem in Portugal. From salt marsh areas to the “Bocage” habitat, from the pine forests planted on the dune ridges that hold the Ocean to the cultivated fields of settlements that have coexisted with the Ria for several centuries, this is a route that reveals the diversity and richness of the relationships that humans establish with the natural world. This route connects with the GR11-E9 - Atlantic Way.
This route is promoted by the Intermunicipal Community of the Aveiro Region, with texts and photographs authored and managed by them
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Canal de São Roque
Ria de Aveiro
Monumento ao Barco Moliceiro
Praia do Bico
Percursos NaturRia
Praia do Areinho
Praia do Monte Branco
Reserva Natural das Dunas de S. Jacinto
Navio Museu Santo André
Bela-Sombra (Phytolacca dioica L.)
Biblioteca Municipal de Ílhavo
Museu Arte Nova / Casa do Major Pessoa
Museu da Arte Nova
Museu da Cidade de Aveiro
Eco-Museu Marinha da Troncalhada
Ponte dos Carcavelos
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Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Discover and observe the peculiarities that make the Baixo Vouga lagoon area a mosaic of ecosystems and biotopes of high ecological and ...
Heading west, this stage follows the course of the Antuã River to the Esteiro de Estarreja, coinciding there with the Veiros Streams Route (BioRia ...
The stage towards Carregal begins by bypassing a small peninsula filled with cornfields, which at its northern tip allows passage to the dune ...
The stretch along the sandbar that separates the Ria de Aveiro from the Atlantic Ocean is one of the most spectacular and scenic stages of the ...
The ferry crossing from São Jacinto to the port area of Aveiro adds a new layer to this route, allowing not only to shorten a long distance but ...
From the peace and calm felt at the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Vagos, the stage moves towards some of the most urban and busy areas of the region.
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