Signposts

WARNING: the white and red symbols that you may notice on stones or the stems of plants do not indicate trails, their sole purpose is to define the forest zoning parcels!

VERTICAL SIGNPOSTS

These signposts consist of a pole with yellow coloured signs containing a number or the abbreviation of the trail, the placename of the area in question, the altitude, the walking time and the difficulty level of the trail, which may be:

T = tourist excursionist itinerary
E = excursionist itinerary without technical difficulty
EE = itinerary for expert excursionists
EEA = itinerary for expert excursionists with equipment

The vertical signposts are located at the entrance to the trails and near the refreshment stops (retreats, bivouacs,..), from then onwards the horizontal signposts will indicate the route.

HORIZONTAL SIGNPOSTS

They consist of yellow coloured symbols with the numbers inscribed in black or an abbreviation in letters, integrated with directional arrows, they are usually found on stones, at junctions or at the crossroads of paths.