Into the Eucalyptus forest
Loop from Águas Belas · Santarém, Portugal
Community route · Hiking · Saved 22 Sept 2026
5.4 km · +116 m · 1h 18m · loop · Hiking
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Into the Eucalyptus forest is a 5.4 km hike loop from Cerejeira near Águas Belas, with 116m of climbing and an effort score of 7.
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Start
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Cerejeira
Start
Route geometry · source 2026-09-22
About 0 min in
5.4 km remaining
+116 m remaining
Descent
1.4 km
111 m descent
2.3 km at 4.9% average
Saved route geometry · source 2026-09-22
About 21 min in
4.0 km remaining
+64 m remaining
Climb
3.7 km
65 m climb
1.3 km at 5.0% average
Saved route geometry · source 2026-09-22
About 54 min in
1.7 km remaining
+64 m remaining
Finish
5.4 km
Route finish
Finish
Route geometry · source 2026-09-22
About 1h 18m in
0 m remaining
Terrain & grades
100% at ≤15% gradeThis loop packs 22m of climb per kilometre, which makes it a relatively flowing profile. 100% of the measured line is at 15% grade or less (slope only, not surface or technicality). The hardest kilometre is around km 5, gaining about 58m. Total route distance is 5.4 km.
Snow & conditions
Snow not assessedCurrent snow evidence is not available for this route. Missing data does not establish snow-free conditions.
Route sections
Easy effort, estimated around 1h 18m moving time using a hike model: 12:00 min/km flat pace plus about 11 min for 116m of climbing. Expect 0% steep-grade exposure.
Fuel & gear
At this length most people need water rather than food on the way.
Surface
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On roads with traffic: 966 m in 1 stretch. Roads of class tertiary or bigger in OpenStreetMap; crossings and stretches under 100 m are not counted.
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