Many nature and hiking lovers enjoy the hiking in Cáceres, an Extremaduran province famous for its historic center, its typical sweets and its cultural and museum offerings, without going any further in Cáceres you will find the largest Apple museum in Spain. Within Cáceres, there is the Valle del Ambroz region, made up of eight towns with leafy trees and large natural areas for long walks.

Although many people do not see hiking as a sport, it is one of the most complete that exists, and possibly the friendliest, since there is no competitiveness nor is the objective to arrive first, but rather to enjoy the path, whether you go alone. or in company. Hiking can be practiced anywhere in the world, as long as you find an area where you feel like walking for a long period of time, in which you set your limits and your challenges. But you can also do cultural hiking, getting to know an area while you walk through it, or stopping at certain times to see the landscape or a typical monument. Tourist tours through Cáceres and through the Ambroz Valley are a great example of cultural hiking and possibly the best option to get to know the city.

People who practice hiking usually combine it with a healthy lifestyle, and traveling and getting to know other cultures offers you great knowledge of gastronomy, flora and fauna and the importance of taking care of the environment. If you decide to practice one of the hiking routes of Cáceres Through the Ambroz Valley, you can learn more about the Roman and Jewish cultures, you can expand your knowledge about ornithology, since in the region there are many species of birds, and, if you also decide to extend your trip a little longer, you can enjoy the top spas of Cáceres of Roman origin located in the Ambroz Valley or the wide range of tourist routes through Extremadura.