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Which Madeira trails can I reach by bus?

15 of the 44 marked trails have a bus route mapped at at least one end, and 4 of those are served at both ends — the ones you can walk end to end without a car. Lines are run by Horários do Funchal, Rodoeste and SAM depending on the side of the island; each trail page links the exact SIGA timetable for its stop. A trail served at one end only is still walkable by bus if you are happy to come back the same way.

TrailDistanceAscentTimeBus lines
PR 1.1 — Vereda da Ilha8.2 km74 m3 h103, 138
PR 1.3 — Vereda da Encumeada11.2 km447 m5 h6
PR 2 — Vereda do Urzal10.3 km950 m4 h 3081
PR 3.1 — Caminho Real do Monte4.2 km6 m2 h103, 138, 20, 21, 22, 48, 56
PR 5 — Vereda das Funduras8.7 km277 m3 h53
PR 8 — Vereda da Ponta de São Lourenço3.0 km237 m2 h 30113
PR 10 — Levada do Furado11.0 km679 m5 h103, 138, 53, 56
PR 11 — Vereda dos Balcões1.5 km68 m1 h 30103, 138, 56
PR 12 — Caminho Real da Encumeada12.5 km1048 m5 h6
PR 17 — Caminho do Pináculo e Folhadal15.0 km921 m6 h 306
PR 19 — Caminho Real do Paúl do Mar1.8 km0 m1 h 2080
PR 21 — Caminho do Norte3.2 km0 m1 h 306
PR 21 <-> PR 22 — Ligação PR 21-PR 220.3 km0 m—6
PR 22 — Vereda do Chão dos Louros1.9 km84 m45 min6
PR 23 — Levada da Azenha0.9 km38 m—110, 113, 155

Compiled from the same public IFCN and Visit Madeira data as the individual trail pages, plus OpenStreetMap for path width, railings and tunnels. Check official status before you walk.

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