Best places to run in Andorra

A historic royal way following the riverbanks south through Ordino, La Massana and Escaldes into the capital, a long but gentle heritage walk.

A pretty Pyrenean waterfall set in lush greenery near Canillo, reached on a short well-kept trail and best in spring snowmelt.

A high forested pass above Sant Julià near the Naturland park, with gentle walking trails such as the Secrets de Bosc loop.

One of Andorra's oldest Romanesque churches with a distinctive round bell tower, easily reached on the riverside walk south of the capital.

A deep-blue glacial lake at 2,295 m set in a rocky cirque, reached on a steady forest-then-meadow climb to a refuge by the shore.

A beautiful alpine lake with a tiny islet in the middle, reached on a strenuous rocky walk deep in the UNESCO Madriu valley.

An easy family-friendly lakeside walk from Pas de la Casa following the river up to a trout-rich lake straddling the French border.

A glacial lake at 2,289 m beside the iconic Comapedrosa refuge, a classic stop on the climb toward Andorra's highest peak.

A forest-fringed reservoir on a plateau just above the capital, with flat shoreline paths and easy circuits ideal for a gentle walk or run.

A short walk to a cantilevered glass-floored platform jutting over the void with the village of Canillo nearly 500 m below.

The capital's main green space alongside the Valira river, with shaded walking paths and sculptures linking into the riverside Passeig del Riu.

A 15 km2 high-mountain park around Andorra's highest peak, laced with trails from easy strolls to tough lake and summit climbs.

A 2,334 m peak right above the capital with steep gradients and panoramic views over nearly all of Andorra's valleys.

A centrally placed peak famous for its 360-degree view over almost the whole principality, climbed on a steep ridge route from Coll d'Ordino.

Andorra's highest summit at 2,942 m, a strenuous but non-technical climb from Arinsal on the GR11 with sweeping Pyrenean panoramas from the top.

The country's second-highest peak at 2,915 m, reached on a long climb through the flower-rich Sorteny valley with 360-degree summit views.

An accessible high peak on a circuit from Pas de la Casa passing the Estany de les Abelletes, with views into France.

A 603 m suspension footbridge hung 158 m above the Vall del Riu, reached by a scenic 900 m walk for a thrilling crossing.

A flat 4 km irrigation-canal path running high along the sunny side of the capital, with unbroken views over the city and valley.

The principality's main river, flanked by flat urban riverside paths through the capital that are popular for walking and running.

A striking 2,878 m peak towering over the Tristaina lakes, a tough scramble above the Arcalís ski area.

A classic U-shaped glacial valley with meadows and streams, offering everything from flat valley-floor strolls to climbs toward alpine lakes.

A natural park and UNESCO biosphere reserve with over 800 plant species, with gentle riverside loops bursting with wildflowers in summer.

A UNESCO World Heritage glacial valley covering 10% of the country, road-free with stone-paved GR7/GR11 paths past shepherd huts and meadows.