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This route starts at Sotavento with an ascent and continues on wide, sandy trails up to La Pared. Here you have the feeling of running through a desert with dry bushes. Arriving at La Pared you take off into the west coast of Fuerteventura and you will most probably pass surfers carrying their surfboards. It is easy terrain running along the coast next to the water.

This trail is the second part of the Coast to Coast Trail Race and starts on the east coast from Playitas.

This route is situated on the west coast of Fuerteventura and begins in the village of Ajuy. It is situated in a mountainous areas of the island. It is a route where you will discover some of the most characteristic types of terrain that the island has. This is part of the Coast to Coast race.

This trail starts in Betancuria on Fuerteventura’s western part. The route begins with an ascent that leads to the top of a mountain and then continues for a while before descending to Peñitas Dam. This is like passing through an exotic hidden palm tree valley. Running through this oasis, the landscape takes a radical change from dirt tracks to rounded rocks and rock faces.

This trail is situated on Fuerteventura’s east coast and goes in a loop from Gran Tarajal to the sports complex Las Playitas. The route starts at the coast line and takes you up a steep mountain climb. Arriving at the top the trails become more technical and continue down into a valley. Theses trails have rocks and loose gravel in the climbs and downhills.

This is a trail that leaves you feeling in the middle of nowhere. The route starts in Tenicosquay and takes you to the summit of Jacomal. From the summit the route goes down to the coastline on some rather technical trails. The trail continues along the rugged coastline with sea spray and the smell of the ocean, before heading back up to Tenicosquay.

This is a route on Fuerteventura’s north east coast that starts and ends in Puerto del Rosario. The trail begins in a slow ascent towards Tetir on big wide dirt tracks passing Fuerteventuras Science Park. The route then takes you back down through El Time with some smaller ascents and descents.

Starting and ending in Corralejo this is a route like no other in the Canary Islands. The entire route makes you feel immersed in a desertlike landscape.

This route is situated by the coast in the north of Fuerteventura and leads through a volcanic landscape. With views of Lanzarote and Isla de Los Lobos it begins and ends in Corralejo. Running along the route you pass five bigger volcanoes.

Almost from the beach of Costa Calma itself, in the municipality of Pájara (peninsula of Jandía, south of Fuerteventura), you can start an orienteering route that will challenge you to run over dunes and sandy terrain, get through the area's typical, low vegetation and be amazed by some little pine forests. Your effort will be rewarded by the chance to enjoy the beach of Costa Calma, which has spectacular yellow sand and all the amenities.