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Sleeping in a tent in Spain depends on the region, the municipality and the park's regulations. This guide helps you choose where, when and how to spend the night legally.

Plan your day at Cantabria's safari park: opening times, 2026 tickets, driving and walking routes, cable car and tips for a stress-free trip with kids.

Between Soria and Burgos, the Lobos river has carved out 25 km of limestone gorge. We'll tell you about access points, routes by duration, pools and how to see griffon vultures without disturbing them.

The path connecting Poncebos and Caín requires a decision before you set off: round trip or one way with a transfer, where to park and what time to start to avoid the crowds.

Marked routes, granite pools and oak and sweet chestnut forests in the Jerte Valley. We'll tell you about access, parking and when to go so you can enjoy it at your own pace.

A beech and fir forest covering about 17,000 hectares between Navarre and French Lower Navarre, with routes for all levels and a PDF/KML map to help you navigate without signal.

The GR-11 route climbs up to the Cola de Caballo waterfall through forests and waterfalls: about 17-18 km with 450-500 m of elevation gain. We'll tell you about schedules, the shuttle bus and viewpoints.

Walk through the gorge separating Lleida and Huesca, passing through walkways and a hanging bridge. We'll tell you about the routes, car parks and how to get there.

Water cascades from the Cueva de los Chorros, right in the heart of the Calares del Mundo y de la Sima Natural Park. We'll tell you how to get there from Riópar, when to go and which routes to choose.

Twelve natural destinations, one for each month, with their best window of weather and light. Just pick your month, match it with your interests, and you'll have a specific route ready to go.

Eight outdoor plans for a stag or hen party in Granada: canyoning in Río Verde, rafting in the Guadalfeo, via ferrata in Zafarraya, 4x4 in Gorafe and more, with prices and seasons.

Lying on a board and wearing fins, you'll rush down rapids from grade II to IV in rivers like the Noguera Pallaresa, the Ésera or the Cabriel. We'll tell you about the stretches, equipment, prices and how to book.