Passadiço Barca da Amieira

It is a beautiful route along the river, mostly. The view from the Miradouro is wonderful, as well as the giant swings! The suspension bridge is an adventure! A challenge! ?

Renovated space and very careful. A different experience in the middle of nature.

We decided to visit this walkway and make the variants it has. We decided to start on the Fratel dam side. We arrived at the car park and immediately saw the transparent viewpoint of the Tagus-Skywalk and the beginning of the walkways. The view is incredible. Along the walkway, which is not very long, just over 1km, we found several distractions such as the mother Javalina with the chicks that spin in the wind, the bright sun, the lilac swings, the butterfly and the ladybug, the famous Suspended Pedestrian Bridge and the Birdwatching viewpoint. Finishing the walkways, we continued on the Sirga Wall, about 3 km, where we found the fox, the ant, the heron, the den of the rider, the climber, the chromatic waterfall and the Indian. Arriving at Barca da Amieira we saw the boat that makes the crossing, another parking for those who want to start on this side, the picnic area and the "beginning" of the Jans trail, at least for us who decided to continue doing it and return to find the footbridge near the Suspension Pedestrian Bridge. At the suggestion of the tourist office of Amieira do Tejo where we bought tickets for the castle of Amieira, which is right in front, we did not make the diversion Vila flor. I loved the way the part of the Jans trail is more demanding than the walkways or the Wall, but it is spectacular. In total we did 15 km, but we covered everything along the way, a trail that can be changed along the way. There is something for everyone. I recommend.

The Muros de Serva are already an attraction in themselves, now "complemented" with the beautiful walkways of Barca da Amieira, they are undoubtedly a must-visit for those who enjoy these walks...

A place to visit. Especially for those who like a good walk. Route of a unique beauty, next to the river. With some peculiar sculptures, with respective captions. Congratulations on the idea. to visit

I loved the walkways, there are several trails, I did the 6.4 km round trip, which is the walkways and leads to Barca da Ammeia and they are the easiest to do. I advise you to do the trail in spring or autumn. I did it in October and it was very hot. Do not forget to bring water and snacks as there is no establishment nearby. There is only one WC and it is in Barca.

In excellent condition and very clean, it has some viewpoints (especially the suspended glass one facing the dam) and sculptures that evoke the local fauna. The swing area is a mandatory point as well as the crossing of the suspension bridge. The rest of the trail is also very pleasant to do, right next to the river and with many opportunities to see (and hear) the local birds.