Exploring the area of LOUSÃ ⛰️ HIKING in PORTUGAL🥾🇵🇹

[@100Noddy]

💜The wooded stream valleys and schist village is lush. Fab.

[@ruinascimento1449]

It is a true privilege to walk through such a beautiful area! And not least having the stamina and youth to overcome, with a beautiful smile, the most difficult parts of this wonderful trail.

[@Atimatimukti]

If you are planing to come north you have to visit Gerês National Park in Minho ( northwest) and Montesinho Park in Trás-os-Montes ( northeast).

[@Itsirislisette]

Thank you! I will put it on my list :)

[@marukana_moto]

_What an amazing hiking adventure video with incredibly knowledgeable narration, the beauty, a unique and exciting of wonderful the area of Lousa are clearly and distinctly explored. Thank you for sharing your insight and expertise with the world._

[@Itsirislisette]

Thank you so much 💚

[@chrishiking8818]

Oh wow what a beautiful place, loved the view above the clouds. Another awesome video from you young lady. Take care both and have a great week 👍

[@Itsirislisette]

Thank you, Chris 🙏

[@HuubVonk-uf5zu]

Hallo Iris, bedankt voor je belevenissen in Portugal en nog een fijne tijd daar. Groeten van Huub Vonk

[@portugal1969]

❤

[@MsDarkAngelOfChaos]

That area with all the chopped trees was a beautiful pine forest just a year ago. Greedy companies of loggers and lack of proper action by the authorities resulted on the destruction of a big part of the Lousã Mountain Forest.

[@serramcs]

Lousã is a pretty region, but take care in the summer, please...

[@almira565]

Why?

[@petervonk-x6q]

Trippel trippel trap, zachtjes gaan Iris voetjes ……

[@ciprianoneves7246]

Iris, those cut down trees are dammed eucaplitus which were bought back from austalia by the portuguese avigators. Anyway, they are a terrible fire risk (oi) but they are like a cash crop….every 7 years or so they get cut mostly for paper. They pop right back up from the roots. They smell great and all, but i hate those trees. In addition NOTHING grows under them.