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PR 2 VO
Vereda do Pico do Castelo (Oeste)open

Vereda do Pico do Castelo (Oeste) (PR 2 VO) is a easy 3.2 km walking trail on Madeira, running from Moledo to Miradouro do Canhão. It climbs about 82 m and descends about 167 m along the way. That averages a gentle but steady gradient, about 26 m of climb per kilometre. It runs between 230 m and 373 m above sea level. It is a point-to-point route. The official walking time is 2 h 15. Access status is currently open. The trail is waymarked in yellow.

Distance
3.2 km
Ascent
82 m
Descent
167 m
Walking time
2 h 15
Difficulty
Easy
Route
Moledo → Miradouro do Canhão
Type
Point-to-point
Waymark
yellow
Fee
Free
Status
open

Official walking time and difficulty from Visit Madeira, as on the trailhead board.

How to get there

No bus route is mapped near either end, so this one effectively needs a car or a transfer. It is point-to-point, not a loop, so a car left at the start is a car you have to walk back to — most people arrange a drop-off, a taxi, or the bus. No car park is mapped within 600 m of either end.

All bus timetables (SIGA) ↗

Official route page (visitmadeira.com) ↗

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Common questions

How long does PR 2 VO Vereda do Pico do Castelo (Oeste) take?

The official walking time for PR 2 VO is 2 h 15 over 3.2 km. That is the signed estimate at the trailhead, walking steadily and without long stops.

Is there a fee for PR 2 VO?

No. This trail is free to walk; some other marked trails on Madeira are not.

Can I get to PR 2 VO by bus?

Not directly — no bus route is mapped near either end.

How high does PR 2 VO go?

It runs between 230 m and 373 m above sea level.

Is PR 2 VO open?

The last published status is open. Closures on Madeira follow storms and landslides and change without much warning, so check the official status on the day.

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