This circular route begins at Calheta village port, next to Francisco de Lacerda Museum, whose mission is the study, preservation, valorization, and dissemination of the heritage of São Jorge and its community. In this location, there are also a series of buildings and services, including supermarket, restaurants, pharmacy, and a bathing area.

This circular route, on the North coast of the island, allow us to visit the Fajãs do Mero, Penedia and Pontas.

This trail begins in the outskirts of the Parish Council of Norte Pequeno and from here continues inside the village towards the sea. Following the marks, you will find a dirt road on your left, where you should follow. In this road accessing agricultural fields, there are Azorean Heather (Erica azorica) and also an area of water collection for local consumption.

This linear route begins in Fajã dos Vimes, pass by Fajã da Fragueira and ends in Portal, with a length of 3,1 km along the South coast of the island.

Along the trail the marks change between the white, red and yellow from the intersection of Grand and Small Route and the yellow and red of the Small Route. The crossings are properly marked on site, with signaling arrows.

This circular route with about 5 km length on the North coast of the island, allow us to visit the small and remote Fajã de Além.

Begin the trail near the Chapel of Santo António through a dirt road, arriving to a fork follow left and go down towards fajã.

In this descending it is also possible to have beautiful views over Fajãs de Além, Ouvidor, Ribeira da Areia and in days with good visibility, the islands of Terceira and Graciosa.

This linear route, along the mountain range, covers the central area of the island between Pico do Pedro, passing by Pico da Esperança, highest point of the island with 1053 meters and ends in Fajã do Ouvidor in the North coast. The path develops partially through the central volcanic range, between 800 and 1000 meters high, being advisable to do so in days of good weather and visibility.