Mount MacFarlane is a 16.3 kilometer out and back with 1787 meters (5863 feet) of elevation in the first 8 kilometers. This trail boasts 2 lakes, waterfalls and technical terrain including roots, rocks, and a loose rock scramble to the summit. If it is a clear day the 360 views of surrounding mountain ranges are endless. The trail from the parking lot dips into dense forest, winding up single track with an average of a 20% grade. The trail crosses a boulder field, and continues to the lower lake where campers often spend the night.

FÁTIMA WALKING ROUTES is a network of religious and cultural walking tracks that depart from different locations and end at the Sanctuary of Fátima. They provide those who follow them with a true “spiritual encounter”, in communion with nature and religious and cultural experiences.

Their purpose is to create safe and pleasant conditions for pilgrims and hikers on their way to the Sanctuary of Fátima, avoiding roads with heavy traffic in favour of dirt tracks and quiet rural roads. The tracks travel through a variety of landscapes of great natural