Built on the route of the old Monção branch line, this path runs from Valença to Monção through vineyards and farmland beside the River Minho, with the wildlife of the Minho and Coura estuaries along the way.

Follows the left bank of the Minho from Praia da Mota in Gondarém to the Montorros picnic area in Vila Meã, passing through the centre of Cerveira. Stops along the way include river beaches, the castle and old town, the Cerveira Biennial museum, the River Minho Aquamuseum and São Paio Convent.

A short seafront ride along Avenida do Campo do Castelo in Vila Praia de Âncora, with Atlantic views, the Lagarteira Fort and the fishing harbour. It links up with the Foz do Rio Âncora path.

Starts by the Vila Praia de Âncora fishing harbour and follows the river mouth up to the Minho Line viaduct, past the beach, a riverside picnic area and the Âncora estuary.

Links Caminha and Moledo through the shade of the Camarido National Forest, with viewpoints at Monte de Santo Antão and Fraga and the beaches at Moledo and the river mouth.

A riverside stretch along the mouth of the Minho to the edge of the Camarido forest, ending near the river beach. Look out for the Ínsua Fort offshore and Caminha's old fortifications.

Runs along the riverbank through farmland at the northern edge of Caminha, where you can spot local wildlife and the traditional boats still used on the Minho.

Connects Seixas and Lanhelas along the river, with open views over the estuary, a riverside picnic spot at Cais de Seixas and a wildlife observation area.

Part of the Atlantic Eco-trail, this seafront route joins Moledo do Minho and Vila Praia de Âncora, passing Moledo beach, the Chapel of Santo Isidoro and the Sino dos Mouros viewpoint.

Runs from Moledo beach to the Chapel of Santo Isidoro across dunes and rocky coastline, with views north to Monte Santa Tecla in Spain.

From Praia Norte to Argaçosa, along the seafront and through the historic centre, past the city's forts, churches and squares, with Monte de Santa Luzia rising above. It ends near the urban park.

A longer ride up the left bank of the River Lima from the Deão leisure area to the Nossa Senhora da Guia bridge at Ponte do Lima, through riverside woodland with the granite Serra de Arga in the distance.

Begins on Avenida do Cabedelo near the commercial port and runs beside the estuary and through dune woodland to Praia do Rodanho. Expect beaches, a surf centre, old salt pans and small chapels.

From Paçô beach in Carreço to the Areosa fort, switching between countryside and coast. Windmills, small anchorages and protected natural monuments such as the Montedor cliffs line the route.

A short ride along the River Cávado in the middle of town, close to the medieval bridge and tower, the ruined palace of the Counts of Barcelos, the pottery museum and the historic centre.