Naturaleza · Page 6

Tens of thousands of common cranes cross Spain every autumn. We'll tell you when to visit Gallocanta and Extremadura, where to look and how to prepare for your trip.

In Ciñera de Gordón, you can wander through a European beech forest of centuries-old trees via wooden walkways and the Villar stream. The route starts from the village and takes about 2–3 hours.

From Hayedo de Tejera Negra to the Pinares de Soria: where to go, when each forest fruits, and what permits you need to go mushroom hunting with a local guide.

A weekend between the Daimiel wetlands, the Ruidera lagoons and La Mancha mills: flat walkways, canoeing in authorised areas and birds at sunrise.

Rain transforms the forest: stronger scents, fuller rivers and soft light. Here are ten specific plans, including safety tips and the gear you'll need to get soaked the right way.

Eight routes across Spain to walk when night falls, including difficulty levels, schedules and logistics. Includes tips on red light, weather and permits.

From Montejo beech forest to Muniellos: ten Spanish forests with their location, best dates for autumn colours and access info. Book in advance, because October weekends get busy.

Fifteen outdoor plans to celebrate away from the city, with certified guides, estimated prices and the best time for each destination. Choose according to your pace.

Twelve sandy shores nestled between cliffs and fishing villages, with tide info, walking access, and limited parking to help you plan your route along the Asturian coast.

Sand shifting with the wind, pine forests buffering the sea and two beaches open to the Cantabrian Sea. This is how you can spend your visit between boardwalks, surfing and birdwatching.

From the Ordesa valley to the Añisclo or Pineta canyons: routes with times, elevation gains and how to get around in summer, when access to La Pradera is only by shuttle.

Twelve mountain lakes and lagoons where you can swim, including hiking times, park regulations and tips for the cold water.